In fact, if the dormitory problem is not handled well, it is difficult for students to have a comfortable living environment. Small friction between classmates is inevitable, and the key depends on what you do after things appear. Let me talk about my personal experience, hoping to help you!

We are four people in a dormitory, and I am the diligent one. I get up first almost every morning, and weekends are no exception. So it is inevitable that I will disturb them when I brush my teeth, rinse my mouth and go to the toilet. We didn't know each other at first and didn't say anything, but after nearly a semester together, they finally couldn't help it. They told me that I woke them up because of the noise when I got up. At first, I felt embarrassed and didn't know what to do, but then I thought, it's impossible for me not to get up to study because of this, so I deliberately keep my voice down when I get up every day: turn on the tap to the minimum when I wash my face, and flush the toilet myself when I go to the toilet. I asked them to tell me, if I disturb them, just tell me, and I will try to keep my voice down. They know my efforts, so sometimes I accidentally drop something to disturb them, and they won't blame me. Up to now, I am still the one who got up the earliest in the dormitory, but I have no complaints. And the relationship is getting closer and closer!

I'm telling you this because I want you to understand that some things are just to be said, and everyone feels bad when they are kept in their hearts. You should let your roommates know what you think and what they think. So I suggest you hold a "heart-to-heart meeting" in the dormitory, so that everyone can express their opinions and find out the problem, so that everyone will understand!