'Being college students has nothing to do with cleaning up after yourself: Stern housemate teaches unkempt and entitled roommates a lesson; justice prevails in a series of satisfying screenshots

Nobody likes a dirty roommate. If you somehow end up in a situation where you're stuck cleaning up after your roommate's messes, it's hard not to feel like the maid of the house… or worse, the "mommy". But if you've ever been in a communal living situation, typically there are a few stages of rage associated with a roomie who has different cleanliness levels than you.

In Stage 1, you're non-combative and understanding, hoping that your coolness will provoke a change of behavior. Next, as you ascend to Stage 2 because your roommates continue to leave the kitchen a mess, leaving trash on the ground and ashing their smokes in your favorite cereal bowl, the anger starts to set in. We are no longer being 'cool' and 'understanding'. Perhaps in Stage 2 a bit of pettiness starts to rear its ugly head. By the time a clean roommate has reached Stage 3, they're likely scrubbing mold off of their cookware and dusting footprints off of their white linen sofa– at this point, there's no roommate symbiosis anymore. 

This is all out war. 

Well, in our next story, one woman (24F) was pushed way beyond Stage 3 because of a pair of childish college girls (20F), likely surpassing the roommate cleanliness threshold and bursting into Stage 100 on the rage-scale. Scroll for the full story and juicy screenshots of a career woman taught a couple of disgustingly unkempt college girls who's their mommy and who certainly is NOT.