<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

So I didn't meet the guidelines for r/AskWomen, so I'm gonna try again here!

This may seem like a weird or really specific question, but I've always felt really uncomfortable at the thought of people having sex in a nearby room, and I was wondering if this is an uncommon feeling or not. If they are having sex, I'd really, really like not to know about it - knowing that people are having/had sex close by to me makes me feel like I'm invading their privacy and weirdly disrespected, even if I can't hear or see anything. It's irrational, I know, and when I know that people are having sex in an adjacent room, I move myself and don't make a fuss. The situation is made even odder by the fact that I myself have had sex knowing that people were in a room right beside mine (this also made me feel uncomfortable after the fact).
I ask specifically because currently, I'm in a living situation in which my roommate has to walk through my room to get out to the hallway from her room, and where the walls are quite thin. When I told my roommate that I'd like her to tell me before her boyfriend comes over so that I can leave my room and go somewhere else. She was surprised that they I would want to leave my room even if I couldn't hear them, because after all, it's technically a different room. I also feel pretty uncomfortable hearing their private discussions, which are very audible through the walls.
<bot>: I don't like being near people having sex. Currently, I'm avoiding my room when my roommate is having sex. Is this odd?