Filthy students

everytime i go out drinking my room will be a mess but only through clothes being on the floor. i live with seven other people in halls right now and most are clean but there's a few messy people, there's currently a bowl of leftover cereal in our kitchen thats been there for probably about a month now? it's growing mould and smells really bad but i'm not moving it lol! it's on the side of the sink but luckily we have two sinks so i've just been cleaning my stuff in the other one away from it

there's also this one guy diagonally opposite from my room who has REALLy bad hygiene and constantly smells like BO, we smell him more than we see him as he only leaves his room when he goes to the shop to buy food (he's only cooked food in the kitchen like twice). just imagining what his room is like makes me want to vom, he smells vile

i'm quite clean but my bathroom is pretty bad haha we each have ensuite wet rooms in our rooms and i've only cleaned mine like twice since being here in september so it's pretty ming but usable xo

I'm not a student but I live with 2 postgrads. I absolutely hated sharing a house when j was a student as they cleaned once in a blue moon - even now I feel like I'm doing more than my fair share!!

When I'm on my own I always feel like if it's messy it's my fault but when there's others I'm just cleaning their **** up cos they're too lazy. Hated it.


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There is no way this could happen because everything has to be clean for me, my room never gets messy and sometimes my OCD is bad some days where I have to clean the whole house.

I hate living in dirty areas so much. I can cope with untidiness like leaving clothes out and things, but if you spill food or something I have to get it cleaned up right away.

I'm not at uni but hearing some of your stories makes me never want to go again. Do you think they don't care or have just never had to look after themselves before and don't know how to now? UGH.

Surprisingly clean at my uni house, all things considered. My room isn't overly tidy and could use a bit of a clean, but it's not too bad. The handyman who monitors the house on behalf of the landlord said it's in the best condition he's seen it in so it can't be too bad.

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Originally Posted by Empired

I'm not at uni but hearing some of your stories makes me never want to go again. Do you think they don't care or have just never had to look after themselves before and don't know how to now? UGH.

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I really don't understand it, can't quite grasp it.

I think it is a mixture of both, more of a can't be arsed lazy thing though. It makes me so angry. The other week I saw a student going the shops in her ONESIE so not only did she have no shame in that she left the house like that but she also didn't look like she'd washed: so my guess is that she had been FESTERING in her onesie all day and then decided to go the shops. Absolutely vile as a shower ONLY TAKES 5 MINS. Dirty cow.

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Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-

I really don't understand it, can't quite grasp it.

I think it is a mixture of both, more of a can't be arsed lazy thing though. It makes me so angry. The other week I saw a student going the shops in her ONESIE so not only did she have no shame in that she left the house like that but she also didn't look like she'd washed: so my guess is that she had been FESTERING in her onesie all day and then decided to go the shops. Absolutely vile as a shower ONLY TAKES 5 MINS. Dirty cow.

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It's probably the first time in their lives they've had to lift a finger to look after themselves and they don't know how to, so they do nothing instead.

Living in halls is horrible at times, it's there that you realise some people really lack common sense and the basic ability to look after themselves hahaha. Overall it's not been that bad, you just ask them to clean and they usually do it