What's the relationship between roommates in university dormitories?

I have a very bad relationship with my roommates in the university dormitory.

I know I have a personality problem. I am an only child. I have been spoiled since I was a child, and I haven't suffered much. My mother washed my underwear before I went to college. Personality is quiet, don't like lively, have a fixed rest time every day. I think people like me will be people my roommate hates.

I know I have so many shortcomings, so on the first day of college, I publicly told five other people in my dormitory about my shortcomings. Of course, I don't want their help. I know they have no such obligation. I just hope they can tolerate me a little more.

Let's start with the specific background. Third-rate medical college has six bedrooms, separate bathrooms and a balcony under the table. Five other people in the dormitory except me are not only children, and four of them are from the countryside.

To be honest, I really wanted to get along with them at first. So when I checked the dormitory for the first time in the first month of school, the five of them pretended not to know anything, so I naturally went to clean it alone. I can't tell you how hard it is to clean the dormitory alone. However, when I tried to clean up, I didn't get a proper thank you. I know that not everyone in this world is qualified.

Have you ever seen anyone get up at one or two in the morning to wash the quilt cover and turn on all the lights? Have you ever seen anyone who shakes his head and laughs at entertainment programs during lunch break? Have you ever seen someone playing video with their boyfriend since they got up in the morning and driving until one or two in the middle of the night without headphones? Have you ever seen someone turn on the light after getting up at night and scold her roommate because she is dissatisfied with her urgency in the middle of the night?

I remember a sentence I saw before, which probably means: a truly capable person will not be willing or give in to making friends with the people arranged for you by fate. The reason why we work so hard is that we don't have to have even a little relationship with these people in a few years.