Me, part 673 *TRIGGERS*

[Jaquaia]

She claims she was just joking with him. Don't think she'll do that again as I pointed out that the book he was reading last night is currently £52 on Amazon and that's second hand. Plus he had a magazine insert from the 50's with him on modelling. That would be nigh on impossible to replace. I just give up half the time as it never makes a difference. I've said a few times about just walking in, she took offence, behaved like a dick and went back to how it was in time. It's usually a quick knock and walk in.

[magie06]

I always knock on Aisling's door before I go in. It's only fair.

[Mira]

I must say that is rude. I believe that its up to you and J how you want to spend time. As its different and personal for everybody in a different way. I believe firmly in being respectful of people and propperty. So this would get me upset.

[Jaquaia]

I've even pointed out that my room is the only space I have that's mine.

[Paula]

It sounds extreme, but have you considered putting a lock on it?

[Jaquaia]

My parents would never allow it and it's still their house.

[Paula]

But it’s also your home ...

[OldMike]

Your room is your only personal space and if your mum insists on just waltzing in when she feels like it a lock may be the only answer.

[Jaquaia]

It hasn't felt like my home for a while now. They say that home is where the heart is and my heart is with J. I just have to cope with being stuck here for another year or so.

[Paula]

It hasn't felt like my home for a while now. They say that home is where the heart is and my heart is with J. I just have to cope with being stuck here for another year or so.

Whether you feel like it or not, it is your home and will be so for some time yet. Therefore, you need to make it as comfortable for yourself as possible. Or, quite frankly, you need to push J for you two to move in together sooner. Leaving things as they are is detrimental to your mental health.