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  • 10 Renter-Friendly Bedroom Ideas to Make a House Share Bedroom Feel Like Home
    Living in a house share, your bedroom is often the only space that’s truly yours. No housemates walking through, no shared TV decisions – just your own four walls. Which makes it even worse when those four walls are magnolia-painted, tired, and completely soulless.  The good news? You don’t need to own the place to make it feel like yours. These renter-friendly bedroom ideas will help you turn even the blandest rented room into a space you actually want to spend time in.
  • Getting Alone Time in a House Share – A Guide for Introverts, Extroverts, and Everyone in Between
    Shared living has its real upsides – the built-in community, the split bills, the fact that someone is usually around when you lock yourself out. But if you’re someone who needs alone time to recharge, shared living can start to feel like relentless small talk. Socialising is nice, but so is silence. And sometimes you just want to exist alone. The good news: you don’t have to choose between having housemates and having space. You just need to get intentional about it.
  • My Housemate Keeps Eating My Food – Shared Kitchen Rules That Work
    The Case of the Missing Food. If your housemate is eating your food, you’re not alone. Now I didn’t realise this was as common a problem as it is, but a quick scroll through Reddit’s /badroommates says otherwise. So perhaps this is a common experience. The real question is: is it actually that serious? Reddit would suggest…yes. Yes it is. So let’s take it seriously.
  • When Your Housemate’s Partner Won’t Leave: A Guide to Setting Boundaries in a House Share
    Hands up if you’ve been here: you didn’t sign up for an extra housemate but somewhere between “meet my partner” and “they might stay over sometimes”, you’ve accidentally gained a full-time extra roommate who somehow has better access to your TV than you do.
  • How to Deal With Difficult Housemates (and Keep the Peace at Home)
    With housing affordability being what it is, many renters don’t have the luxury of living alone. So instead of escaping the situation entirely, the focus becomes: how do you make this liveable? And maybe even peaceful?

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