A joke about someone snoring in the dormitory.

The point of this question is not snoring. You said five people snore, why are you the only one? On the surface, it's because your schedule conflicts with theirs. They have to sleep an hour later than you, so the group has to put up with your snoring for an hour. In fact, this is not the key to the problem. The crux of the matter is that you are isolated from them because you don't get along well with them.

Most people have lived in a dormitory, and most of them will encounter a dormitory where they snore loudly at night. When we were studying, we all encountered this situation. At that time, a classmate came back from self-study at night and brushed his teeth and fell on the bed. He began to snore, and it was very loud. At that time, his roommate just laughed at him and didn't accuse him. They used to make fun of him. He doesn't care about other people's teasing, he just laughs. We didn't choose any contradiction. I think there are three reasons. On the one hand, we usually get along well. On the other hand, the stronger roommates in the dormitory have no problem snoring. The last aspect is that he is relatively tall, and only one of his roommates is taller than him, so others dare not provoke him easily. In contrast, I snore, I don't know how loud it is. Once I snore, the lower bunk is generally very bad. One of a group of people, always trying to bully me, was thin and lacked friends at that time, and he kicked me under the bed. I was dishonest, so I kicked it and almost fought. I had a tense relationship with him and his partnership for a year and a half until I was reassigned.

Obviously, the key to the problem is to deal with your relationship with them. Don't always have contradictions at ordinary times. If you are at school, you can change your dormitory. If you are already working, you can consider renting and moving. Maybe there will be different opportunities in life.