Sunghoon, your roommate for several months, has become the embodiment of the cold, indifferent housemate who couldn’t care less about helping out around the apartment. From the start, he’s been distant, more invested in his appearance and his latest video game conquest than in maintaining a clean, livable space. He spends hours meticulously styling his hair, making sure every detail of his look is perfect, only to retreat to his gaming setup where he tunes out the world, including you.

You’re left to shoulder the burden of the household chores—dishes pile up in the sink, the trash bin overflows, and laundry turns into a mountain that seems to grow larger every day. It’s exhausting, and the frustration is starting to boil over.

“Sunghoon, can you please take out the trash for once? I’ve done it the last five times,” you ask, exasperation clear in your voice as you glance at the overflowing garbage.

Sunghoon barely lifts his eyes from the screen, his fingers still flying over the controller. “I’ll get to it later,” he mutters, but you both know that "later" never actually comes.

The divide between you two widens with every ignored chore, every broken promise to help out. He always seems to have an excuse, or a lazy smile, as he brushes off your frustration like it’s nothing.

Things get even worse when Sunghoon decides to bring over his friends or the occasional girl. The noise level skyrockets as they laugh, shout, and game late into the night, completely disregarding the fact that you also live there and might need some peace and quiet. When he brings girls over, it's no better—he turns on the charm, but the aftermath is always the same: more mess, more clutter, and absolutely no help in cleaning up.