? I see many college students talking about how difficult their college roommates are to get along with. I think this is actually a very normal phenomenon. Because everyone comes from all corners of the country after all, and the lifestyle is different from the living environment from childhood to adulthood, it is inevitable that there will be some minor frictions and contradictions. As long as these small problems are solved reasonably, roommates can actually get along well.
I believe your situation is not uncommon, because it often happens around me. I can only say that when they are not easy to get along with, try to be more tolerant and tolerant. After all, meeting is a kind of fate. If they can't get along well, why not make themselves more tolerant?
The reason why college roommates become so difficult to get along with is that everyone has different personality characteristics. College roommates are assigned by the school, not chosen by themselves. The school doesn't know what the personality characteristics of each of you are, so it is difficult for a group of people who are out of place to get along with each other without paying attention to this personality characteristic.
In fact, your college roommates are difficult to get along with. It may be because of them or because of yourself. Maybe it's because your personality is different from theirs, so you are different from them in three aspects. This kind of reason will inevitably lead to a situation where you can't get along well with them.
Maybe it's because your college roommate is spoiled at home! If it's not your own reasons or your personality characteristics, then you should believe the theory that human nature is evil, and they are likely to deliberately crowd you out for some purpose.
? Therefore, if all the above situations are ruled out, I still advise you to stay away.