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Welcome to another edition of psycho roommate tweets! On today's agenda, we've got some psycho roommates that will surely go down in the Twitter history books. One crazy ex-roommate is dating the Twitter user's crazy ex-boyfriend, whereas another one called the cops on someone for throwing their food out. Can't make this stuff up, folks. Now that you've got a taste of what these poor people are up against, scroll down for more roommates who have emerged straight from the underworld. 

We're not sure how, but the psycho roommates keep growing. It's like they have a psycho roommate meeting in which they discuss tactics to recruit more roommates to destroy more people's lives. Even if they're employed, their side hustle is definitely ruining people's lives. They're life ruiners, and they must be stopped. The people of Twitter have been victimized by psycho roommates for too long, and we've got the crazy tweets to show it. Scroll down for our fave psycho roommate tweets of the week, and let them serve as a cautionary tale for us all. 

Roommates seem like a good idea in theory. For example, they help pay the bills and the rent, plus they provide human interaction on a daily basis. Many roommates out there are so pure and amazing, but there are a select few that seem to have emerged directly from the depths of hell. Because Twitter is all about documenting the shitty things in life, the people of Twitter are all over posting about their worst roommate  experiences. Let the following tweets serve as cautionary tales to all of you next time you're picking out future roommates. 

Home is where the heart is, but not if your home has been taken over by a total psycho. That's why it's extremely important to be careful when picking out your future roommates. There are so many psychos out there that come off as normal at first, but once you sign the lease and it's too late, they're more than happy to show their true colors. Always be on the lookout for red flags. Twitter is a great place to start. We've compiled our favorite psycho roommate tweets from this week to serve as a cautionary tale to all of you. Begone demon roommates! 

I've seen my fair share of psycho roomies on Twitter and Reddit, but all those crazy stories seemed like a distant internet reality that could never happen to me. Until I became personally victimized by a psycho roommate myself. We've all heard about kleptomaniac roommates, but just how far can they take their klepto tendencies? Apparently, way farther than we would have hoped. As the title of this piece suggests, my roommate took psycho to a whole new level when she stole my used vibrator. That's right - it wasn't a new one. It was straight-up used. Yes, I was just as horrified as you are. And yes, I moved out the moment I found out, so don't worry about my well-being. Scroll down for all the disturbing details. 

Living with other people means sticking to a set of social rules that includes not being a total a*shole. Whether it's with a partner or a roommate, most people manage to live harmoniously together without causing too many issues. Unfortunately, not everyone understands the basic principles of what it takes to live with another person and can make life a living hell for whoever they're cohabiting with. Redditors shared some of their worst roommate horror stories, and the results are pretty shocking. It just goes to show that you never really know someone until you live with them, by which time it could be too late!

How is everyone's weekend going? If you're lucky enough to be one of those people that loves their roomies, we love that for you. Alas, there are plenty of people out there who suffer from psycho roommates on a daily basis, and as much as you're enjoying your lovely life with your lovely roommates, we still need to stand in solidarity with them. The people of Twitter share their struggles, and as per usual, we're here for them, documenting their roomie struggles for the entire world to see. Scroll down for this week's best crazy roomie tweets.  

Moving in with someone is a massive step to take. Sharing a space allows you to see your roommate's true colors, and there will undeniably be occasional friction taking place between you two as you adjust to the new living situation. This is just to say that there needs to be a fair share of compromise to get through it all. If there's only one fridge, each person should be able to use at least half, all bills should be split evenly, and if there's only one bathroom there shall be no bathtub hoarding.

They say, 'It costs nothing to be nice,' however, it does cost to be generous. Where is the line? Being selfless is an amazing trait, but not everyone is deserving of your care and attention. It's sad to say, but the world is full of people who will step all over you. Rather than a give and take relationship, you just keep giving, and they just keep taking. Sound familiar? We've all been through it.

They say home is where the heart is, but what if a psycho resides in your home? Doesn't sounds like such a peaceful place anymore now. People across the globe have been dealing with crazy roomies forever, and many of them are open to telling all on Twitter. The tweets below should serve as a cautionary tale to all of you reviewing potential roommates. You never know if you could be the next victim of a batsh*t crazy roommate. Stay safe, everyone. 

Sharing a space with someone is a very intimate thing. it's important that even if you are very close friends, that you set certain boundaries to ensure that you feel safe and comfortable in your home. We can all relate to the random temptation we get sometimes to go into our roommate's room when they're not home. Sometimes out of curiosity, sometimes out of pure boredom. But we recognize that it's definitely an invasion of their privacy so we refrain from doing so... Well, at least most of us do.

Another week has passed, which means the poor people of Twitter have survived another week living with their psycho roomies against all odds. There are plenty of shady roommates out there that seem to have arrived fresh off the plane from the underworld, and we seriously don't understand how their victims come out unscathed. Maybe if you hide out in your room long enough, they won't know you're home. However, it's more likely that they're psycho enough to wait until you finally creep out of your room so that they can go psycho on you once again. Sigh. Scroll down for this week's crazy roomie tweets. 

It seems like everybody has some kind of food allergy these days. Suddenly nobody can drink milk anymore and everybody complains about their stomach after gluten. Maybe we are getting weaker as a species or maybe were just realizing the kinds of things that we put in our bodies and how they affect us. Regardless of how you feel about food allergies and sensitivities, it's best to just assume that they are lethal or else things can get very dark very quickly. On Reddit's 'Am I the A-Hole' page, a woman asked if she was in the wrong for filing charges against her roommate for her hospital bill. There is definitely more to this story, let's get into it.

On this week's episode of "men can be creepy AF," a concerned man started a Reddit thread about his roommates are considering accepting a 16-year-old girl as their roommate. Apparently, she claims to be emancipated but has no proof that she actually is. In case you missed it, these men are in their twenties. Only one roommate - the original poster - thinks that this is a disaster waiting to happen, and all the Redditors on the thread unanimously agree with him. What do you think? Is this about to explode in their faces? How creepy are these roomies on a scale of one to ten? Let us know in the comments. 

Who you live with is no joke. Home is where the heart is, but not if you're sharing your home with a total psycho. The psycho roommates of Twitter are back for another week of making their roomies' lives a living hell, and we're ready with all the popcorn we need for this week's batch of entertainment tweets. Let the tweets below serve as cautionary tales for the next time you're looking for your roomies. Adulting is hard enough as is. You don't need to add more unnecessary drama into your life. May all the lovely roomies be bestowed upon you in the future. 

Picking out your roomies is a major life choice that will impact your inner Zen for the year to come. Therefore, it's not a choice that should be made lightly. Have you learned nothing from the psycho roommates we've posted about in the past?! Here's another dose of psycho roomies from Twitter in case you forgot the consequences of not choosing your roomies wisely. Have roomies that are even worse? Let us know in the comments.