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Total lack of respect for you and themselves as well. I would confront them both and lay down the
law - if they want to have sex when your home - they can go elsewhere. Sex is private - especially
if they are a couple. |
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Being the roommate is question I would appreciate if you had told me before posting for all the
world to see. Now I feel obligated to post the video of myself and Stacy doing the deed.
Http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mw9JAS9ryXc |
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Remind him that it is your room too. Tell him to get out. Tell him to move into a bush. |
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If it does bother you make them stop. But put some thought into it; I've already read the possible
commentary and video taping of them. I would use your imagination. |
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"Hey guys either I get the next ride on this merry go round or you fools need to move the carnival
into your own friggin room, dummies." And when you say dummies you have to say it just like Fred
Sanford said it to Lamont. |
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Grenache is right. If you feel you have in someway contributed to the couple taking to making out
while you are there, maybe they are hoping you either don't mind or are quite open to it or more. If
on the other hand you feel they don't give a toss, it is a form of bullying and if I it was me, they
would get the sharp end of my tongue, it would be act like a cold shower to them both. |
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If I were you, I would make every effort to ruin the mood. I think they would eventually get the
hint. Maybe start a conversation with them as soon as you hear what is going on. You could also,
find lots of excuses to get in and out of your bed, or pick up your cell phone and start chatting,
playing with your ringers, playing loud games on your cell or computer. If they still do not get
that sex is supposed to be private and not something that they make a habit out of doing right
underneath you as you try to sleep, I guess you will have to say something to them. If this was
only a very rare occasion, I would assume that they simply got in the mood at an inappropriate time
once in a while, but for this to continue is rather disturbing. I know I would be very
uncomfortable with this happening frequently, Honestly, it would gross me out even once in a while,
but I would try to keep the peace if it weren't a regular occurrence. I feel for ya. |
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Get out of the bed.
Don't make eye contact.
Act like a zomby and go get something to drink.
Come back without any eye contact.
Return to bed.
Make them realize you're there. (but don't act like you know they're there)
(if you can) Then just keep farting.
And snorting. |
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Depends. Does it turn you on? |
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That'd be so uncomfortable I'd say stop them lol |
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That's just one of those things that makes people uncomfortable....so yeah, i feel like he should
already know that its weird to have sex when your roommate is in the room, but since he doesn't, you
should let him know. |
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On the one hand you are fully within your right as a roommate to expect mutual courtesy. If you
were to consider their sex offensive or disruptive to your sleep then yes you should say something.
But on the other hand, depending on your age (?) and whether you're in college and whether you have
some precedent discussing sex and girls with your roommate and may have lead him to believe you
might be cool with this sort of thing then in those cases you may want to cut some slack.
In the end it's your decision. Stand up for yourself if you feel wronged. Let it go if it didn't
really bother you. |
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22 Mar 2009 21:39
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