Living in a shared flat can be a great way to save money and create a sense of community. However, navigating shared spaces and respecting boundaries can be challenging, especially when unexpected situations arise. Here, I want to share my experience of living in a partitioned flat, where a series of twists and turns impacted not only our comfort but also well-being of a baby. The initial setup seemed manageable. Two bedrooms were divided into two partitions each, with the 2nd room having half space for the living room, with access to balcony where some people dry clothes. The big living room was partitioned into six separate units and I have stayed in the biggest one since we transferred here. This created a unique living situation, but it still functions as a shared space for everyone, wanting to save on costs of living. According to 'The Shared Housing Option', Expensive cities can be more affordable in groups. Yes, true, particularly these challenging times. However, thin...