What should I do if I meet my opinionated roommate?

Of course, I forgave him. Why do some roommates keep bickering with you?

In fact, this creature, roommate, is really wonderful. It is a kind of fate that you can all walk together. Think about it, it is these many country people who walk in the same place with you and arrange to live together. Isn't this fate? But this intimate relationship transformed by strangers is difficult to maintain, unlike many ties between family and relatives.

Met an opinionated roommate. I want to say that roommates are roommates, and the junction needs cooperation and coordination, but most of them are our own independent moments. Many times, for such a stubborn person, we can't compromise, so we still avoid differences with him. But there will always be times when ideas are different. We can choose to give up or quit. You can also make a strong rebuttal, which is my favorite way, provided that you have such a strong reason. It's time for a powerful blow to correct it.

But as I said at the beginning, everyone has their own independent personality, and it is not easy for everyone to walk together. We don't like this stubborn man, but we don't want him to change or compromise. What we need is the most harmonious way to get along with our roommates. You know, such a stubborn person, in his position, must feel right, even if he is wrong, he must find a way to be right. Speaking of which, I think of the one in our dormitory. It's obviously my own fault, but it's so stubborn, but it won't work or die. But we know this person's personality, know that he is generous, and we are moderate, so we often correct (poke) his scars, even as a joke in the spoken language between roommates. But we will not force him to death, we will give up and compromise.

Roommate relationship is very subtle, but I am a boy, and last time we were very straightforward. We are also willing to learn and admit our mistakes. Everyone is different. We should not always impose our views on others, and there is no need to put other people's hats on ourselves.