Remember when dorm drama just meant your roommate eating the last of your Oreos without asking, or talking on the phone too loudly while you were trying to get some homework done? The modern college student has to deal with way worse — and this 21st-century dorm drama may be as bad as it gets.
Throughout the past few weeks, a Penn State student named Nikki has been tweeting about her roommate issues. Many of us need the occasional venting session about our roomies, so we get where she's coming from. But while cohabitation is never easy, this student probably would have been better off airing her grievances in a more private setting.
On Tuesday, Nikki's roommate, who goes by @jessyjeanie on Twitter, found all of Nikki's tweets about her. As you can imagine, she wasn't too happy. So, she printed out all the subtweets and stapled them to the hall's public bulletin board. Yikes. For good measure, she also tweeted a picture of the bulletin board where the tweets were displayed.
today i found all the subtweets my roommate has made about me, so i printed them out and hung them up in our dorm ❤ pic.twitter.com/fQghyj7seZ
— uncle jessy (@jessyjeanie) September 27, 2016
Since posting the photo of the bulletin board, @jessyjeanie's tweet has gotten more than 300,000 likes and 100,000 retweets. She continued to tweet about the saga throughout the next day and even shared screenshots of text conversations she had with her roomie and RA.
MY RA MESSAGED ME pic.twitter.com/wL3tKr0l0i
— uncle jessy (@jessyjeanie) September 28, 2016
@oblivionspeak bitch hates me but refuses to leave pic.twitter.com/m3zk88WqG5
— uncle jessy (@jessyjeanie) September 27, 2016
aw looks like she was mad :( pic.twitter.com/0oTz9u4tUb
— uncle jessy (@jessyjeanie) September 28, 2016
The lesson here: If you've got to tweet about your roommate issues, you better use an anonymous Twitter account. (NYMag)
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