Personally, I feel that plastic friendship is more related to age, followed by gender. There are many disagreements among roommates in college, because everyone is no longer a child. What's your temper? Three views and all basic stereotypes. Because whoever becomes difficult to get along with. This should be the same for men and women. To say that girls have more plastic friendships than boys may be because girls have more thoughts and are easy to hold grudges.

One more thing, as the saying goes, a friend in need is a friend indeed. For junior and senior high school students, skipping classes, sleeping together, being beaten, falling in love and even attending classes may all be considered as * * * difficulties. After what you have experienced with me, I am willing to share everything with you, but when I grow up, I think this kind of thing is a daily thing, and I will only thank you for your company in my heart. I can digest other emotions myself.

Most importantly, roommates are the people who have the most contact at school every day. Plastic friendship between roommates, of course. Roommates are just people randomly assigned by the school who have lived with you for four years. It's great if you can be a friend in need, but even if you really can't, superficial harmony is excellent.

So relax, be yourself, and strive to maintain this fate. So what if friendship is really plastic? If you really meet extreme people, it's a big deal to change your dormitory.