What should I do if I meet a garbage roommate?

I have never met a great roommate, but I know it is necessary for roommates to live in peace. I don't know what your great roommate is like, but I think it's best not to be too harsh under one roof. After all, the dormitory is a public environment.

Everyone in the dormitory keeps living in the same environment as * * *. If you are too strict with each other, it will not be very helpful to deal with the relationship between roommates. Especially college roommates, everyone is an adult, and they will hold grudges more or less if they have contradictions. Don't quarrel about any trifles.

So, roommates are wonderful. You can continue to do your thing, don't care too much, as long as it doesn't affect yourself too much. If he is really the kind of wonderful work that affects your own life, you can point it out to him. I don't think you can stand it, nor can your roommate. So if what this person is doing is really out of line, you don't need to point it out. All roommates are not close to him, so it is estimated that he will understand his mistake.

Then if you just think he is great and unbearable, you can be tactful and communicate in a way that he can accept, but don't quarrel with the other party just because you point it out to him. It's wrong. Everything is in harmony, just a simple reminder. This wonderful habit may be formed for a long time, so it is not easy for him to correct it immediately.

After all, roommates, the first thing is to understand each other. On the bright side, having a great roommate adds a lot of fun to life. I once had a roommate who especially liked cosplay in the dormitory. Sometimes I thought she was dressed strangely and occupied the dresser for a long time, but then I thought it would cost money for others to watch a cosplay exhibition, so I could watch it for free. I also met my roommate, who is crazy about cleanliness. Although she was tired of cleaning the room and shouted at the slightest bit dirty, the dormitory was really clean and hygienic during that time.

Many times, what one person does is not what another person wants, and what one roommate does is hard for another roommate to accept. This phenomenon is very common in college life or ordinary high school life. Many people choose to face it that way, but you should know that disputes sometimes don't change her subconsciously. She will only hate you more and won't really appreciate her wonderful.

Except for parents and future lovers, who will live with who for so many years? Becoming roommates is fate, cherish each other and understand each other.

Don't forget that everyone is an independent individual. What we should do most is tolerance. On the premise of tolerance, try to change yourself, communicate with each other and seek the best way to be a roommate. At least stay in the dormitory, go out more, sit in the library, out of sight, out of mind.