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Right. So, two days ago, there was a bar crawl, on which our 'friend' invited herself, and decided to get paralytic at 11:30. She refused to tell us, or the medical assistants, where she lived or who she lived with. So, reluctantly two of our housemates (first time meeting her) took her to ours, paying for the taxi themselves, at 12:30. From then, on our sofa, she proceeded to piss and throw up on herself and our housemate, she then laughed about it and still refused to tell us any details of where she lived or who we could call. Then, she pissed on me, knowingly. After this, we got someone she is friendly with to come and pick her up. Issue is, it's two days later and she is refusing to come and clean our lounge and our sofa. The whole house stinks of piss and won't stop smelling no matter how long we air the house for, or how much Febreeze we spray. We have had no apology either. So, my question. Should she come and clean it up?
Ella Proctor
Abfabb Peer Group are building a new service that will support LGBT+ people within the community and we'd like to hear from you. First of all- we are changing the name. Please vote for your favourite or, add your own.
Abfabb LGBT+ Bridgend
Which Of P Square's Songs Would You Like To Be Played First On The Stage On October 28th
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Would you let your teenager get another puppy without asking your spouse first, knowing they are the one who has to raise it?
Jamei Lyn Derryberry