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slash r slash r slash am I the butthole where OP is almost murdered by her roommate.

Am I the butthole for telling my roommate to move out after

she risked my life to prove a point? I'm a 25-year-old woman and I have two roommates, Jenny and

Abby. Jenny started noticing her food going missing and blamed both of us. I didn't eat any of her

food, so I wasn't worried. Yesterday, Ginny called a roommate meeting,

and when we were off work, she sat down and told Abby she wanted to be paid back for the food

that's gone missing. Abby started arguing, saying it wasn't her, it was probably me. That's when

Ginny said it couldn't have been me because she was putting nuts into her food and her stuff,

like food that doesn't even make sense to have nuts in it,

because I'm severely allergic to them.

She said I couldn't have done it because I'd be dead.

She said it all proud like she trapped Abby,

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