Shared Socialising
Below are our 8 articles in the 'shared socialising' category:
Having guests in the house can strain even the best relationship between flatmates. This article offers advice on setting up house rules regarding overnight, out of town and emergency guests as well ...
Romance can be lovely, but if you're the flatmate of someone who falls in love repeatedly - and feels free to share his or her space with each new partner - then no one would blame you for thinking ...
At some point most flatmates will invite guests into the home. This article discusses the types of guests that may appear in any home, how to set house rules for guests for safety and convenience, ...
Overnight guest policies help flatmates avoid frequent disagreements when others sleep over. This article briefly discusses the types of guests that may stay overnight, common policies regarding ...
Sharing accommodation has many benefits, but one of the biggest drawbacks to sharing a home is that one individual can often feel like being social when the other does not. This can be especially ...
A common complaint that is often heard from flatmates is that they don't get enough quiet time in their own home. For people who need quiet time to relax, work or study, or of course get some good ...
Unofficial flatmate's are always in a precarious situation, and they usually put official, legal flatmate's in a precarious situation as well. This article reminds flatmate's of their legal standing ...
While it helps if flatmates are friends, there is no rule that says that there friends must get along too. But when flatmates’ friends don’t get along the situation may be improved by limiting time ...
