Morning
Have you considered the possibility he's run off to form his own cult?
( mistaspakkaman and the inedible shifting caterpillars, Sun 16 Aug 2009, 11:38, 1 reply, 16 years ago)

Wouldn't surprise me, to be honest.
He went because we had a spat and is probably twanging a sitar about now...
( Maladicta, Sun 16 Aug 2009, 11:39, Reply)

Was this caused by the strains of living together or some other reason?

( mistaspakkaman and the inedible shifting caterpillars, Sun 16 Aug 2009, 11:44, Reply)

Bit of both really.
He wants to move out at some point soon if he gets a better paying job, and because I'm a sap I'm going to miss him (the job he wants will involve moving to Dover), and don't want to get another flatmate if I can't keep the lease on my own.
( Maladicta, Sun 16 Aug 2009, 11:47, Reply)

Is the lease in his name or yours?
From what I've heard, things are inconsistent to say the least when one flatmate leaves a shared flat. Also, would you be able to afford the flat on your own?
( mistaspakkaman and the inedible shifting caterpillars, Sun 16 Aug 2009, 11:59, Reply)

The lease is in both our names, but the rent goes out of his account because I hadn't started work yet.
I think it'll be entirely up to the discretion of the letting agent/landlord, and that worries me. Money would be tight for a while, but I could afford it, once I get fully out of my overdraft, and in a couple of months I may have someone to take the lease over from him.

Also, I should have mentioned I know where he is: he went to his mum's; it's just a matter of when he's coming back.
( Maladicta, Sun 16 Aug 2009, 12:02, Reply)

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If things don't work out for you, at least you could move into a smaller (read: cheaper) flat. My studio flat is ... shall we say ... minimalistic - but it serves it's needs (and besides it's a lot easier to clean).
( mistaspakkaman and the inedible shifting caterpillars, Sun 16 Aug 2009, 12:53, Reply)