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I don't see how housemates don't need to consider each other's wellbeing, especially when she has a condition that can be life-threatening? Does it mean we can simply behave in any way we wish at the expense of the health and safety of others, e.g. trashing, poor hygiene, ignoring allergies and/or chronic illnesses? If that's the way you think, I believe it is a problem with you rather than me.
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I did not "contact her repeatedly". It's a one-off message that I allowed her ample amount of time to read and respond. I waited for many hours before I contacted her friend due to the issues I mentioned - it was proportionate. I have the right to know sufficient information when I am looking after everything alone in a house I am new to because it carries risks that I may not be able to bear, e.g. accident that may kill me without immediate intervention possible / she disappears leaving behind legal issues I am not capable of handling.
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You do not appear to have any empathy or have read my post clearly but throw some allegations at me based on your own presumptions that are unjustified or may be rooted in biases.
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