By Powerfool - 07/04/2009 10:07 - United States

Today, I saw the blueprints for my family's new house. My room is half the size of the room next to it. The room next to it is my step mom's walk-in closet. FML
I agree, your life sucks 186 240
You deserved it 10 735

Same thing different taste

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Trix_Disorder 20

How sad. I think you need to have a sit-down conversation with your father. Hope you're going off to college soon.

That is so hoed out Maybe your parents were joking when they told you which room is yours? And GODDAMN your step mom must have a lot of clothes/shoes/accessories

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once you move in take bottled ketchup and chocolate syrup to her closet destroying all her beloved clothes, then kick her in the shins.

my room is were my moms bathroom was so i have a sink in my room so FML biatch

that_guy_ollie 0

whats wrong with that u can piss and was your hands at the same place :D

All the people who think that people need to move out of their parents' house at 18 confuse me... Just to be clear, I was living in a dorm at university when I was 17, but I know plenty of people who live at home while at college or university to save money. I realize this isn't the point (at all), but I see those "if you're over 18 you shouldn't live there anyway!" comments on here all the time, and they've been bugging me :) To the OP, ouch. Hahaha

*step*-mom? ..Well there's your explanation.

definatly move into the closet...although i agree with everyone else who said that if your going to move out soon then it isnt' that big of a deal unless its tiny and you can barely fit a bed into it. Although even if you are going to move out soon still talk to your dad-if your stepmom is going to fill that closet with stuff she buys with his money i would try to tell him not to let her take advantage of him or have him just change the blueprints

Everyone who is saying that at least he has a room is an idiot, the blue prints just show the families priorities.

ellebell 0

hey a woman has to have room for her shoes....sorry you have to suffer for it though

lizz1234 0

right now, complaining about the size of your room in your NEW HOUSE should be the least of your worries. obviously your dad still has his job, be thankful for that. open up your eyes.

Wow, that stinks. And for those of you who are telling him/her to "be grateful for having a house," how would you like it if your stepmom got pride of place in the house over you, your father's *child*? Have some sympathy. Also, as a college freshman who also has a difficult stepmom situation, let me tell you that even if the OP is close to college, s/he will have to deal with the stepmom--and live in the room on vacations--for at least a year or two afterwards. And that's a long time if the room really is smaller than a walk-in closet. Geez, guys. Don't be assholes.