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Looking for a housemate

Single ensuite room available in our lovely three-bedroom house in Didsbury. Five-minute walk from city centre. Move in from 1 June. Shared kitchen and living room with two female housemates, no parking, £600 a month excluding bills. No pets. Contact 07890 123456 for viewing.

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Do you prefer to share a house or live alone?

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I prefer live only because i don't like share my things with other peoples, that make me bear a lot of costs but found that betuar for me.

Single ensuite room is available in three bedroom house in a cant area. A five minutes walk from the PACC. Move in 1st march. Shared kitchen and living area with five house mates. No parking and No pents Rent $50 dollar for a month excluding bills. Contact 667899445788 for viewing.

I prefer to live in shared room in a three bed house because I can't live alone at a single room. Although, I like peace but It is important that someone is here with me for gossiping.

I prefer live a lone If I able and I have a good job . otherwise , I don't mind to share with someone .

I don't think that sharing a house with someone is a great idea. For so many reasons such as ignoring your housemate's mentality and culture and also doing whatever you want at any time you wish is great.

I prefer to share the house because someday I will need someone to help me.

I haven't really asked myself that question, however, my instinct tells me I would prefer to live alone since I need my personal space.

I would prefer to live alone, since I enjoy being alone and minding my own business, and I think I can study better and do chores faster when there is no one around.

It's hard for me to choose between the two because I enjoy aspects of both. Ideally, a blend of the two would be perfect for me. Living alone gives me the freedom to maintain my privacy and do whatever I like, whether it's singing at the top of my lungs or walk around the house shirtless. on the other hand, living with my family offers companionship, a comforting presence during times when I'm sick or going through challenging phases. plus, there's the added benefit of having someone to cook for me, handle my laundry, and take care of the bills, which are things I wouldn't have to worry about them on my own.