<prompt> Human: Hi! So, I decided to finally move out of my parents house, and got some roommates to get together for a house. Its my friend, who is in a tough situation where hes basically being evicted because the house went to a horrible uncle after the grandmother home owner died. That uncle is a pretty horrible person. He is evicting them from the house theyve lived in their entire lives despite them willing to pay rent. So anyway, they need to move, ASAP, and need a roommate to help pay for it. I agreed to 750 a month for a decently sized room with its own bathroom for my SO and I. Then, they lost the first house so we searched for another house. This one bigger so we offered to pay a little extra. Fair, right? Then they lost that house, and decided upon a MUCH smaller house, with tiny rooms, and we wont have the privacy of our own bathroom. As much as Id like to back out of this deal, I dont think I can, because theyve already signed a lease without even showing us the new tiny house. If I cant back out of it, can I even ask to pay less rent? This is less space and less privacy, therefore I should pay less, right? What the heck should I do? Assistant: Your namesignature isnt on anything, so you can do whatever you want.If you want to back out, back out.If you want to pay less rent, then negotiate to pay less rent.---Honestly this is an rrelationships or rrelationship_advice type of thing. How much do you value your relationship with this friend of yours over over-paying for very little privacy in a home that you had zero say in?Human: Good point. Let me go look at this relationship and decide.  <response>: Personally, this relationship would be worth dropping for me. I dont mind helping friends but when theyre trying to screw you on the deal, it isnt worth it. They have 4 people and 3 dogs compared to your 2. Already, they should be paying at least 70 of the rent since theyll be taking up that much room. 