News video of a house guest who will not leave. I could not imagine dealing with a squatter in my home. Attached the comment of one man who had that situation with a ex gf.

clayticus · 2020-04-19T14:20:25+00:00

This would be nightmare lol. I wouldn't let anyone move in with me either.

MichaelSkarn_FBI · 2020-04-19T14:29:44+00:00

And an abuse allegation with a restraining order and you won’t even be able to go to your own house.

2020-04-19T14:36:12+00:00

First step buy a storage unit

Then start moving all furniture and TVs to the unit

Then remove all light bulbs and now they are living by candlelight in a house with no furniture.

Although if this guy is enough of a niceguy to let an ex move in with half the trailer park, I doubt he’ll be making any power moves

selfism_mike · 2020-04-19T15:41:17+00:00

Wow, that sounds familiar.

Girlfriend of mine walked out on her job, ran out of money and then wanted to move in with me. I was blue like the summer sky by that time but broke up with her, because that was too dense for me. Felt really bad because you are supposed to be supportive of the other person and it took me a while before I realized that she planned all of that because kindness for them is weakness they think they can take advantage of.

As soon as a woman enters a relationship her vacationtime is supposed to start while funtime for the man is over. Fuck that.

astuteglute · 2020-04-19T14:17:16+00:00

RIP to your shit

asspop1 · 2020-04-19T19:54:44+00:00

This is the full comment.

An ex-girlfriend of mine was getting evicted from her place with no place to go, so grudgingly I told her that she could stay at my place until she found another place to live. The first day she was at my place, she quit her job. Fall turned into winter, she had her thug boyfriend in my place while I was at work, she stole from me, she would jack the heat up while I was at work, AND she moved in her four year-old child! I called the courts to see why anyone would allow a kid in a home that they never even visited. They told me to pound salt, since she was a "tenant" by this time.

In December, I started looking into what I could do to get her out. I went to the sheriff's office and he told me that I could get a writ, but if she defied it, it would be more red tape in court. OR, I could pay a fee, post an eviction notice on her door, and if she didn't vacate, I could call for constables to forcibly remove her. I gladly paid the fee and said that I would see them in the spring, because in my state you're not allowed to evict a person in the winter. Spring comes, I ask her to leave, she refuses, I call the constables. They come and try to remove her forcibly, she tries to punch one of them in the face, they knock her knees out, and handcuff her on the floor. Oh man, that was worth the fee alone. They take her away in the squad car and she is losing her mind in the back seat. The next day, I call the sheriff's office and find that they put her in the county lockup for trying to assault a LEO. I ask them what the next step is. They tell me if no one comes to get her stuff in 10 days, I can do whatever I want with it. No one came, I threw it all out on the curb, and the refuse department took it all away. Four months later, she shows up at my door, asking me for her things. I laugh in her face and tell her to go check the city dump. I have never let anyone stay in my home since then... what a nightmare.

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