My roommate looks down on me with good grades, which affects my postgraduate mentality. What should I do?

I have also met such people in the postgraduate entrance examination. All day long, I said that I reviewed mathematics several times, made many books, understood everything, recited politics many times, and mastered the real questions over the years. He said that he had no problem getting more than 400 points, which put a lot of pressure on the research friends around him. As a result, he got 350 points, and I got 40 points more than him. Because he enrolled in a very sought-after institute of Chinese Academy of Sciences, he finally transferred to another place. In fact, such people lack self-confidence, so they ostensibly show off themselves and belittle others to enhance their self-confidence.

It can be seen that roommates do this for two reasons: first, belittling you makes you lose confidence in yourself, which in turn disturbs your mood and reduces her competitors; Second, improve your sense of superiority and enhance your self-confidence by belittling you.

Advice for you: First, silence is golden, don't care what she says, because if you are influenced by what she says, her purpose will be achieved; Second, don't think about getting back at her, it will disturb your mentality in the exam. There are only two possibilities for you to get back at her. If you don't retaliate, you will be even more frustrated. If you retaliate, she will always hold a grudge. Although you get temporary satisfaction, you have to be careful of her in the future. After all, it's a roommate, and it's hard when you're stiff. Third, there is still a week before the exam. Think carefully about where you are still weak and review quickly. In addition, I have recently made several sets of simulation test papers, and I will look at the time simulation test to enhance my skills in dealing with the test.

Finally, I wish you success in the postgraduate entrance examination.