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I moved to Napoli to study but I got assaulted and room trashed by the house owners

I’m a student at the University of Naples Federico II, studying Civil and Environmental Engineering. I moved to Naples on September 1st, and I found my accommodation through Facebook.

At first, everything seemed fine.

But after about a week, they suddenly told me I needed to pay a one-month deposit if I wanted my contract.

So I paid it.

Then, around the middle of September, they started demanding my October rent early, saying they needed money for bills.

They kept pressuring me and my father for money. At one point, they were even asking for €20 or €30 on a daily basis.

Last night, the man living in the house called me into the kitchen and told me he didn’t like my attitude and wanted me to leave by December.

I told him I was already planning to leave before then.

And suddenly, he started screaming in my face.

He said, “This is my house. I decide when you leave.”

Then he pushed me to the ground and started calling me racial slurs, telling me to “go back to my country.”

He came into my room, saw my air fryer, and started kicking it, saying my room wasn’t a restaurant and that I was increasing their bills.

Then he grabbed my luggage and started smashing it against the floor.

At that point, I genuinely was scared for my life

I locked myself in my room and called the police.

The police came, took their IDs, looked around the house, and warned them.

But I told them, “I don’t feel safe staying here for even another hour. How am I supposed to stay here for another month?”

The police replied that they were the house owners, that I had to follow their house rules, and that if I didn’t feel safe, I should just book an Airbnb.

Bear in mind, I was a student who had just moved to Italy. I didn’t have anywhere else to go.

So I called a relative who helped me pack my things. Then my university friend Harun let me stay at the hotel where he was staying for the night.

And the next morning, I came to Rome.

I had already paid around €800 for just 29 days, and this is how things ended.

And honestly, the worst part isn’t even just what happened that night.

It’s what it did to me afterwards.

, I was dealing with fear, stress, and the feeling that I had nowhere to go.

I’m still processing what happened.

You can leave a house physically, but the fear doesn’t always leave with you.

I came to Italy to study, to build my future, and to experience a new life.

I never expected one of my first experiences here to affect me like this.

Because when you’re alone in a new place, the place you call home should be the one place where you feel safe.

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u/Drugged_Chemist_69 — 10 days ago

Looking for a part-time job in Napoli 🇮🇹

I’m a Civil Engineering bachelor’s student at Uni Federico II, living near Garibaldi Station, so preferably looking for something around Garibaldi, Centro Storico, Toledo, etc.

My Italian is limited, but I’m very fluent in English (almost native level). I’m open to pretty much any part-time work that can help me cover rent and personal expenses.
If anyone knows of places hiring or has any leads, I’d really appreciate it. **And** **Is it possible to find something with limited Italian?**
Thanks! 🙏

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u/Drugged_Chemist_69 — 2 months ago
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Looking for a part-time job in Napoli 🇮🇹

I’m a Civil Engineering bachelor’s student at Uni Federico II, living near Garibaldi Station, so preferably looking for something around Garibaldi, Centro Storico, Toledo, etc.

My Italian is limited, but I’m very fluent in English (almost native level). I’m open to pretty much any part-time work that can help me cover rent and personal expenses.
If anyone knows of places hiring or has any leads, I’d really appreciate it. And Is it possible to find something with limited Italian?
Thanks! 🙏

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u/Drugged_Chemist_69 — 2 months ago

New member of the family ✌🏻🔥

Finally got my brand new Lenovo LOQ today!
Specs: * i7-13650HX * RTX 5060 * 32GB RAM * 1TB SSD After all the waiting, it’s finally here. Can’t wait to put this thing to work. Gaming, engineering, everything. 💻🔥
Any tips for a new LOQ owner? What should I set up first?

u/Drugged_Chemist_69 — 2 months ago

Upgraded from the 14 Plus

6 months with the 17 Pro Max and I’m absolutely loving it!
Just wanted to drop a quick update after half a year of daily use: this thing has been absolutely flawless. The performance is just as snappy as day one, the display is incredible, and it easily handles everything I throw at it.
Honestly, it's been the perfect upgrade. For anyone else who has been rocking theirs for about 6 months now, how has your experience been?

u/Drugged_Chemist_69 — 4 months ago