Hi Chapos throwaway for obvious reasons.

I’ve managed to buy an apartment, two bedrooms. I live in it, but I rent the other room out. Is it unethical for me to hide that I’m the owner?

I don’t really lie-lie, like if I’m asked straight up I’ll answer, but I’ll avoid it if possible.

It’s mostly because it creates an odd power dynamic and I’d rather have a flatmate than a tenant if that makes sense.

Reason I bought is I don’t want to deal with landlords, obviously.

Do I get the wall?

  • GuiltyConscience [he/him]
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    3 months ago

    I figure that’s preferable to telling them outright, because it gives a chance for a relationship to form first.

    • Sulvor [he/him, undecided]M
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      3 months ago

      No because then they won't be able to trust you, because you lied about the nature of the relationship

      • Comp4
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        8 days ago

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        • Sulvor [he/him, undecided]M
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          3 months ago

          Yeah, this sort of view on lying:

          Also just to be clear I don’t outright lie, but I don’t tell unless I’m explicitly asked.

          Denotes a manipulative person or someone with very little interpersonal experience.