Why break all the dishes and put them on his bed? You have to touch them. And keep right on living with a filthy slob. Are you going to do this over and over again? Just buy paper plates and get a big trash can. Or better yet. Kick him out.
15 Power Moves That Put Bossy People Back in Their Place

It is more than likely that all or almost all of us have, at some point in time, had to face unfair circumstances or situations at work or at home. In any case, these kinds of situations always leave us feeling angry and somehow powerless. However, the best way to face these issues is to never give up, find quick and easy solutions, and most importantly, to not get too caught up in the matter for it to really affect us in the long term. After all, the most important part of this is for us all to recover our peace of mind and tranquility.
But as nice as that sounds, some Reddit users decided that peace and quiet weren’t what would make them feel better. It’s true that sometimes you need to teach bullies a lesson, so they did — and they shared their anecdotes online. Bright Side compiled some of the best ones.
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What power moves have you made to put things back where they belong? What situations like this have you experienced?
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