Girls please come in, a few questions about the girls dormitory~

1. The girls’ dormitory also occasionally holds sleeping sessions, but most of the time we chat about gossip, but we also talk about boys (it’s inevitable, but not often).

2. There will inevitably be conflicts when living together, but it still depends on the person. In some dormitories, people will reconcile after someone takes the initiative to show their friendship, but it is true that there will be a relationship in the graduation dormitory. There is no improvement (this usually means that the dormitory is obviously divided into several groups, and they complement each other, but don't they still love each other in the small gangs in the dormitory)?

3. If you don’t pay attention to hygiene, both boys and girls have it. But to be honest, the few boys’ dormitories I have been to, no matter whether they are clean or not, always have a weird smell, and the girls’ dormitories are also unclean. Yes, but basically there is no odor (if she does have foot odor, we can easily deal with it. Our dormitory has a balcony and a private bathroom, so she can put her shoes on the balcony and wash her feet).

4. As for the problem of staying overnight, this is a school problem. It is very difficult for boys and girls in our school to enter each other's dormitories. The aunt downstairs is on duty 24 hours a day and is very strict. Boys can't get in even if they have legitimate reasons. It's a little easier for girls, but they still have to register, apply for a campus card, and strictly control their time.

5. After living here for four years, to be honest, I don’t feel too happy or too sad because our dormitory is relatively static. I don’t know if staying up late in the dormitory to prepare for the exam the next day counts. Besides, the strongest emotion happened on the day before leaving, all kinds of sadness.