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

Before I ask the question, I want to explain exactly why I'm asking it. A few months ago, I invited a friend of mine to come live with my girlfriend and I. It was a situation that seemed right at the time, given that he was still living at home (and hating it), and we love extra money (who doesn't?). But now... it's gotten to the point where I literally can't stand the sight of him, and everything he does makes me want to stab him in the chest with a knife and watch his veins run dry.

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Allow me to explain what garners this sort of reaction. First and foremost, no matter how many times I bring it up politely, the stench that's coming from his room (due to unwashed clothes on the ground, week old food and just his general disgusting not-showering self), could literally kill a small animal. I fear for our cats. Secondly, he never does his own dishes (which is a house rule, and has been since day one), and now he's unemployed and sitting on his ass in his room all fucking day, not even looking for work. He also spends way too much time in the bathroom, and given that my girlfriend is pregnant, and always needing to pee, it's becoming a huge problem.
Because of all this, and a few more little things that irk me (you know how when you hate someone already, the tiny things seem to piss you off more? Yeah), I really want to kick him out. Especially since we have a baby on the way. My question is... does that make me a bad person, considering the situation and that he's completely disgusting?
<bot>: My room-mate is a disgusting pig that doesn't follow house rules, and I have a baby on the way. Am I a bad person to want to kick him out on his ass?