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you can begin with disinfecting your bed like right now
Get a lock for your bedroom door. Make it clear that your room is out of bounds for her, talk about boundaries and roommate respect. If it were me I would kick them out or move. Depending on who's name is on the lease. Still there are ways to get around that if you are both on the lease if one takes over and 60 days notice. If you let this slide she will continue to invade your privacy and personal things. The best move would be to end the roommate agreement.
At least she was honest.
thats ****** up
I know this sounds dumb, OP, but TALK TO HER. Chances are she doesn't understand why that is wrong (especially if she's from a non-traditional background.) The couches were randomly assigned, have no sentimental value and yours just happens to be comfier. (That being said, she should have cleaned up after herself- no amount of hippy mindset is an excuse to be a pig.) You should explain to her that this is not ok with you.
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It's like some people have no sense of respect, or a brain altogether.
Sounds like it may have rubbered you the wrong way.