The relationship between college boys is relatively simple. Being able to "eat, drink and be merry" together is basically half the battle. As long as we don't violate the big principles and support each other on big and small issues, it's not that difficult to be a man and do things. The hard part is that in a dormitory, if you are too different from others in rhythm, habits, likes and dislikes, people will not be able to close the distance so easily, even though you both know that there is no problem in doing things and doing things, just go your own way. At this time, being a "buddy" is not so simple. You can settle for the second best. While looking for like-minded friends, we should pursue "well water does not interfere with river water" and maintain a seemingly harmonious order. After all, it has been four years, and we have gone our separate ways. In my opinion, the dormitory is just a place to rest, which is not so complicated and important. Compared with self-improvement and learning progress, it is insignificant. As for the dormitory relationship, as long as you are sincere and honest with others, behave appropriately and speak generously and appropriately, you can't go wrong anywhere.