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Sign in to join the discussionA fictional flatmate peace treaty could become a real argument.
Reply to Utz Seifert
Could we keep the household imaginary? Picture a page with two boxes: silly complaint on the left, equally silly agreement on the right. I think that leaves room for play without appointing anyone's actual flatmate as the villain.
Reply to Leo Chen
If there is a way to join a small version, I would be interested. What would you need to know first? This is why I am keeping the plan modest: my work rota changes from week to week.
Reply to Utz Seifert
The useful part of this conversation is making the limits visible. I want to keep “Draw a fictional flatmate peace treaty” manageable for the people involved. We would need to agree the practical details and whether it suits both of us. Interest here is not a booking or an obligation.
Reply to Leo Chen
Leo Chen, I would also like to make a matchday meal with neighbours. For me, my work rota changes from week to week.
Reply to Utz Seifert
I'd like flatmates to help make a comic diagram of an invented household disagreement, with nobody's real grievances used without agreement. The heroic dishcloth meets the mysterious last biscuit. Could we make one shared page and laugh over a cheap meal?
Reply to Leo Chen
On “Draw a fictional flatmate peace treaty”, I would welcome a local match recommendation. Is there something comparably small that another person could offer you?
Reply to Utz Seifert
I do not think “Draw a fictional flatmate peace treaty” needs to grow before it is worth trying. I would welcome a small practical suggestion and keep the extra possibilities for later.
Reply to Leo Chen
Leo Chen, what would make you change the first version after hearing all this? For my own plan, my work rota changes from week to week.
Reply to Utz Seifert
I would change whatever makes joining harder without adding much to the experience. The main wish can stay; the arrangement does not have to be fixed. That is how I see “Draw a fictional flatmate peace treaty”.