How to get privacy in my 2 bedroom apartment?

[Anonymous]

I’m a teenage girl in a 2 bedroom apartment, I hate to admit it but I’m severely envious of those with their own rooms, I only have peace when they go out, but that’s only once a week for a few hours or so when they go shopping, and my brother usually stays home with me,, and it’s like they all have their own “room” in their house and I’m like a nomad having to travel between rooms, and no matter how many times I’ve told them to not barge in ( at least 50+ times by now) they never even bother to listen or at least knock and it frustrating and I can’t really go to the gym or the pool since that’s technically a public place where people can see me, but al I ever want is just a nice small room all to myself with complete privacy where I can cry, study, workout, sing, and basically be myself to my hearts contact without people barging in, but if I ask my parents I’ll feel spoiled or demanding because I know that money is free and stuff, and I probably sound very privileged and I admit I am but I just want some non temporary privacy in my home for oncek.. (I’ll continue in reply’s because of the character limit for the post)

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Locking it won’t work because my dad, brother, or mom works in the same rooms as me due to the computer being there, and they come in to offer me food or they have to take a bath in the same room as me

[ItsMariusz]

You shouldn't feel spoiled or demanding for seeking help in situations like these. Your parents should be there to help you resolve the problem; it's their duty after all. Have an actual conversation with them, not just another small talk or reminder where they may shrug it off or forget about it. Make it clear how you feel and how challenging it is.

In certain times, you have to be demanding so that people actually focus and recognize the severity of the problem. The lack of privacy is something you can absolutely be demanding about; it's more than justified. When it comes to being spoiled, yes, you were born in a fortunate environment, and there are people way less fortunate than you. However, there are also those who are born into money and get everything they need whenever they want. In your situation, you're perfectly balanced, and asking your parents to address this issue shouldn't make you feel spoiled; it should feel normal and natural. You can even ask them to put a lock on your door, one that only you can access. Like I said, it's all justified.

Just have a heartfelt conversation with them, get the severity of the problem to actually stick out.

[RebelinSteel]

Try putting a lock on the door, or something that stops them just barging in.

[RebelinSteel]

Ref your update, talking to them or unfortunately live with it or move.

[Cutegirl06]

Everyone needs their own space. I think it's normal the way you feel. I don't think you're privileged for wanting privacy.

[Wise4myage]

Can you put a lock on your door? Or block it somehow when you want peace and quiet?