<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

So...I made a throw away because I know they are occasionally on reddit, or their friends or family might be.

Backstory:
My wife and I moved in apt. to move in with some friends to help save money before a big move at the end of the year.  The situation was beneficial for both parties.

From day one there has been personality conflict between my wife and the other couple.  With several periods over the last few months of immense tension going through the house.  Usually this was over things like asking for permission for food/movies, but not limited to personal space issues.

To clear the air, I pay(note I said "I") 2/3's the rent, while they pay 1/3.  This was because my goal was to say everyone money to begin with.  Other than their room, and their bathroom, the home furnishings were ours, they supplied some kitchen items, and some decor, but the rest was ours.   

Anyways, there was a final personality conflict, and I decided that I can not live with the tension all day.  Between a 40-50hr workweek and part time in school, I do not need the tension, so I made the command decision to ask them to leave.

They have found a place and are in process of leaving but I feel like I have ruined someones life.  They do have a place to go, and will be paying less than here, but I feel like the biggest douche in the world.

Should I feel this way?  I made my decision based on logic, not emotion.  I do not want to come home after a 10hr day at work and 4 hours at school to have this crazy tension surrounding me as I cook.  Is that wrong?
<bot>: I asked my roommates to leave b/c of a personality conflict, and now feel like a douche, but should I?