I say No, but room-mate says yes he is??
199458
Yep, he's 89 years old and still going.
613944
it's possible that this guy is just her roomate and they live separate lives, if you like the girl just ask to hang out with her one day before making a decision if you want to date her or not, if the roomate is there and he acts somewhat hostile towards you or rude then this guy may have some sort of relationship with her and is not ready for anyone to take his place.
344800
I would say "yes" but it sounds like he has a hard time expressing it. He talks to you in Art because he feels comfortable in that surrounding but out in the hallway he is uncertain. I wish you good luck.
183098
you can come live with me if you want, i have an extra bedroom :) no, seriously!
56478
You have to say what you feel. Say to her without swearing or yelling that you don't appreciate her in your room getting into your things. If she puts up a fuss or her feelings get hurt that is her problem. You said it the best way you could and if her feelings are hurt that's too bad. You have to stand up for yourself.
293583
Sounds like to me your bf doesn't know if he wants to listen to his woman or his roommate. Maybe he should choose which one he wants. No one can make your mind up for you. If you feel you have a problem with the roommate, talk it over with your bf. If he blows everything out, then chew him out. I can understand that his roommate has helped him but he can cause complications in your relationship if he's interfering with what you two are doing. I say just talk it over with the bf and see what he has to say about your feelings. If he loves you like you love him, then he will choose you over the roommate. I mean that's the logical choice right?
258047
Ask the room(1) guest to move to room(2), room(2) guest to move to room(3), room(3) guest to move to room(4), ....., in general move room(n) guest to move to room(n+1), ....\n\nAsk the new guy to stay in room(1).
604465
No, he is your friend! Next time just tell him to share.
435507
I think he is.  Boning up on your skills gives you enough confidence to say no even if he turns out to be a jerk.  But from what you've written, carry on.  He could be a decent guy.
350159
Its an extra bonus if a room mate can do all the right things like pay rent on time and be clean and considerate etc but if you can enjoy each others company, make friends and go out some places together that's great but most times I haven't wanted to get too close to anyone I share a house with. I like to be friendly but not live in each others pockets... I can be pretty private when I want to be and if I live too closely with someone I'm not in a relationship with that can become difficult... remember familiarity can breed contempt.
670604
This roommate of mine saying "No...No...No....No" because I told him to shut-up three hours ago.\n\nYou can see what an exciting life I lead. ENVY ME!!!!
326840
Try to avoid that scenario. \nOr you could try living together with separate beds.\nGood luck with that!
168734
Nobody has a vested interest in keeping you happy but you, and saying "no" is a right not a privilege.  How you say no is up to you.  Myself, I would be nice at first, but be clear - "no way, no how."  Dear, you don't HAVE to do anything, and if he gets pushy then take off the kid gloves and hurt his feelings.
670989
Whaaat? I am offended! How come the ladies room is sooo guuud!\nLol.. just kidding... poor guy.. haha
222493
hell no he likes to make sure im enjoying myself as much as he is,certainly no wham bam in our house
340806
Sounds like they both have mental problems.  Stay away from both of them before you are asked to share the bed they both probably share.
345927
Gee, what a guy! He kicks you out, he lets you stay to save himself the roommate problem, and has the nerve to get annoyed when you aren't thrilled? Let me guess- you're paying half of everything, doing most if not all of the housekeeping, and giving him sex. Yeah, it's a real compliment to be "allowed" to keep doing that for him. I'd move.