No More Roommates; No More Dating

By S. Seme

This book is about my experiences with roommates and dating. Reading iit will take your mind off your problems Most of the roommates were mean, inconsiderate, narcissitic, selfish or judgmental  and so were many of my dates. That was a difficult time  for me. but I survived.

• Language: English
• Publisher: S. Seme
• Release date: Aug 24, 2017
• ISBN: 9781540105974

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Table of Contents

The Nice Roommate with the Annoying Family

The Aloof Roommate and the Jealous Girlfriend

The Narcistic Roommate

The Three Musketeers

The Mean Widow

The Judgmental Roommate

Conclusion

Divorced and a New Love

The Boyfriend Who Couldn’t Commit

The Selfish Boyfriend

The Handsome Boyfriend

The Guy Who Smoked Pot

The Post Office Guy

Conclusion

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Introduction

After my last breakup, I was in my forties and I had to find a place to live. I didn’t want to rent a studio(which was what I could afford if I lived alone), so I decided to look at roommate ads. I thought if two people rented, or if one owned the place, it would be much nicer than a small apartment.  If I had money, I would have bought a house and avoided difficult situations.

As it turns out, I had to put up with inconsiderate roommates or landlords, their friends and families. In a span of ten years I had six roommates, some of which were the landlords. They were all difficult to relate to.

Before I experienced sharing a place, I thought people were fair and empathetic. I was hoping a roommate would be at least that, and more than that, such as kind, intelligent and have the potential for being a friend. I never found that.

After my roommate experiences, I didn’t trust people. That wasn’t a justifiable feeling. You can’t condemn the whole human race because of a few inconsiderate roommates. Nevertheless, that’s the way I felt. As for the men I dated some were nice, but most of them were inconsiderate and some were mean. This book is not a pity party. It’s the truth.

If you’re having a difficult day, No More Roommates; No More Dating will enhance your mood. The roommate situations I found myself in were unbelievable, yet they could be considered funny. The same goes for my dating experiences. I’m angry at myself that I put trust in people I didn’t know. But I survived and moved on.

The Nice Roommate with the Annoying Family

The first roommate I had was a man in his sixties who had a good job, but no longer wanted to work. He wanted to jet ski in the summer and travel in the winter. He thought a roommate was the answer and I believe it was. He quit his job and rented a room to me with house privileges.

The room I rented