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🌺 Cat Pöñíçkøvā @pony@blovice.bahnhof.cz
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people willingly having flatmates (when they could afford to get something just on their own) are something i probably will never understand
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(j) osiet the KulaZKosmosu @josie@wbrew.radom.pl
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@pony never have had a flatmate in my life, but coming to Graz I’ve decided to have some just because I didn’t know the country nor city at all and my family wisely advised me to live with somebody who does, especially when my stay on a scholarship is temporary. I even toured separate apartments, but still resigned from this idea, surely not for financial reasons - they were comparable in prices. But then I have one in Warsaw waiting for me anyway.
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🌺 Cat Pöñíçkøvā @pony@blovice.bahnhof.cz
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@josie i imagine that could work, not sure if i would do that, but it seems it may be worth considering an exception

(i mean the important context is i never really had own non-shared room until i rented my first apartment when i was like 24)
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(j) osiet the KulaZKosmosu @josie@wbrew.radom.pl
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@pony wait so does it mean you were living with somebody, right? I’ve left my family flat slightly before 19 but I’ve been living either alone or with a boyfriend and for some time it was still a lot of time spent with family anyway.
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🌺 Cat Pöñíçkøvā @pony@blovice.bahnhof.cz
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@josie as a kid, i had a shared room with my brother the entire time and could not do anything about it, then it was like dorms and shared flats where an entire room was not really available
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Jeder neocat_floof_googly_woozy neocat_flag_agender @jeder@miau.jeder.pl
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@pony @josie this me, but now we are finally getting our own rooms, 18 years too late, but whatever
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