Thoughts

[arib]

-In the interest of my continued mental health, and spurred on my conversations with at least three people this weekend, I need to find living-space that isn't my parents' house.
That said, what should I put in a roommate listing? Right now I've got the following list:
location, my status (working grad school student) and some other issues (I keep my room cluttered, but common areas like living rooms, kitchens and bathrooms clean); I keep Shabbat, but I don't expect roomies to, although they should respect that I do; and I'd like a kosher roommate, or an ovo-lacto vegetarian or vegan that doesn't mind a meat-eater. Any ideas?

Also, I seem to be going through an emotionally needy/clingy phase at the moment, please understand, but don't let me get too parasitic.

Comments

[ororo.livejournal.com]

Male grad student seeking M to share (insert apartment type here). (Price of apartment), split utilities. Kosher preferred--I keep Shabbat, but don't care if you do--but will consider veg/vegan. No party types, please.