What frightens you most when you get along with your college roommates?

When I was in college, there were four people in a dormitory. It can be said that it is usually friendly and there is basically no contradiction. We also go out to eat hot pot in our spare time. We have lived in peace and friendship for two years. I thought this wonderful life could last until the end of college life. We are all good friends.

However, in my junior year, a roommate suddenly fell in love. This roommate did something that made me feel chilling. Have you seen it for 33 days? I feel that my roommate's heart shadow is just like that hostess. After being lovelorn, my roommate became a different person. He doesn't rinse his mouth or wash his face in bed every day, doesn't go out or talk much, and watches ghost movies all day. I don't have much courage, but I basically dare not go out at night. Because her bed is next to mine, sometimes I can see her computer screen when I get up to go to the toilet at night, and of course she will make some horrible laughter in the middle of the night. I think she is lovelorn, so I will put up with her for a few days, but it is not a matter of days at all. After half a month, I communicated with her. I asked her to change the direction of the computer. I said I would be afraid to sleep when I saw it in the toilet at night, but she said to me, "Then move out and live with your boyfriend!" "

God, I immediately realized that "bad words hurt June" was too cold for me. She was lovelorn and didn't go out for more than half a month None of the other roommates wanted to bring her food. I buy her food and drink every day when I come home from school. I always comfort her. I even said that, as if my boyfriend had offended her and owed her. I tolerated her like family, and then called her. I said, "Are you lovelorn and the whole world is following you?" Later, she also apologized to me. However, the direction of her computer has not moved, which has become a hurdle between us, and it is also the most chilling thing for me and my roommate to get along in college.