My boyfriend and I currently rent the downstairs portion of his sisters house and she’s CRAZY so we’re wanting to move out. We had this proposition to move in with some friends of ours and I really don’t want to but he REALLY does. I don’t think it’s realistic for us to be living with other people and we need to start our independence as a couple but he’s excited because he’ll have friends around all the time and having friends is something that is really important to him and the rent would be cheaper for us. There are many pros to moving out with the friends but there are and equal amount of cons (if not more). How do I get him to see my side? —Two’s Enough

Jimmy Fallon once joked about how choosing a friend as a roommate is never awesome:

“It doesn’t work out. You will fight each other––they have to much dirt on you. They’ll crush you in an argument for no reason. Like you’ll just say ‘Hey man the dishes have been in the sink for like two weeks and they’re your dishes. Are you gonna clean them or what?’ And they’ll say, ‘Yeah, remember when you had crabs in the sixth grade?’”

In the last month, I’ve learned that Fallon was so right.

When I showed up for my freshman year of college, my roommate was a no-show. Since then, I have had one waking nightmare after another—the one who brushed her teeth so hard, she passed out in the bathroom and conked her head on the sink; the one who drank a case of beer every night; the one who paid $250 in rent while charging me $900; the one who accused me of stealing his $100 guitar when I had three guitars worth fifty times that. Needless to say, I now pay out my ear to live alone and it’s worth every single penny.

A woman sued her ex for canceling their wedding and was awarded $150,000. [Tango]

According to the Durex Global Sex Surveys, only 32 percent of women always climax during sex. [Daily Bedpost]

Take a look at these boho-chic summer fashions inspired by Mamma Mia. [Shine.yahoo]

If you ditch your morning latte, you could become a millionaire. [Savvy Miss]

Finding a new roommate can be as awkwardly exciting as a first date. [Twenty-Something Tales]

New York from Flavor Of Love and I Love New York is taking her spectacle to Hollywood. Here are five reasons to be excited about her return. [College Candy]

If you need a gift for the person who has everything, personalize a Sharpie. Dirty words aren’t permitted, but we know you’ll find a way around that restriction. [MySharpie.com]

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Getting involved with a roommate usually creates an icky, awkward mess. Though, I have a friend who is now dating her former roommate—they’re still roommates, actually. But if you’re not that lucky and have trouble remembering to stay away from your good-looking roommate who never does the dishes, this poster might help you remember. [Advice To Sink In Slowly via Core77]