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I actually indicated that renting the 'full home' then my comments would not apply. I was specifically referring to 'a room'. It doesn't matter what legislat
by jollybean 5y ago
I actually indicated that renting the 'full home' then my comments would not apply. I was specifically referring to 'a room'.
It doesn't matter what legislation is in place, I'm speaking rhetorically about what is appropriate or not.
Again: Having a guest in a room in your home is different than a strict commercial transaction.
We have 'Female Only' gyms - which are commercial. We have 'Safe Spaces' on campus, which is public property.
Private individuals can chose who they want in their bedrooms.
It gets less fuzzy beyond that.