I've been friends with K since the start of first year (now halfway through second/technically third for me as I skipped a year) but throughout that time she has actually been a pretty crap friend.
She thinks my boyfriend is 'immature' because he gets upset/angry when she viciously insults him/makes fun of him as a 'joke'. She thinks I can't talk to her cuz when I go into her room, she stares at me blankly most of the time, and if I go into the same room as S and K they go silent.
She's physically abusive to S (hits, scratches, bites her until she bleeds) and only isn't to me because I laid into her for that - S won't let anyone say anything to her because she's in love with K.
They're both inconsiderate and come home screaming and laughing from a night out at 4 am, when they're cackling and screaming in the flat on a weekday when my boyfriend and I have a lot of uni work to do - it's our fault we didn't work earlier or something.
I don't remember either of them took out a bin bag, my bf and I did a flat deep clean before Xmas and both of them left without helping, and K smokes in her room despite being repeatedly asked not to (at one point I said I could smell it, she said 'you were too stupid to realise for the last 6 days apparently', but I had just been too uncomfortable to say anything until that point because of the reaction).
K also bitches about S and her relationship behind her back, talks about how she's 'so east to manipulate' cuz she's still in love with K, as well as her thinking that S is using her gf and doesn't love her etc. K is also having sex with a lot of people rn (no judgement) but without any sort of protection and without being tested - I've given up on trying to get her to be responsible.
I've been uncomfortable in my own flat since day one tbh.
Is leaving K to do whatever she wants bad? She doesn't really have any other friends to live with except S, but she's also taking a year out of uni so may or may not go home.
I just don't think I can deal with living with someone who treats people like this, and my own flat has become horribly 'cliquey'.
My plan this year is also to get closer with my friends on my course, and really am not bothered if I'm not friends with S and K, as S is really K's friend anyway, and it just turns out K is a really shit one. I'm a bit worried because I do tend to get a bit scorched earth when friends turn out to not be good, and so far I've been pretty terrible at choosing friends in my life...
Sorry for the length, it's ridiculous - but am I thinking of doing the right thing?