I am studying in a university and living in a dormitory. My dormitory is a quadruple room, but there are three clothes drying poles on the balcony of our dormitory. In other words, almost one of us bought one.

Why are there separate clotheslines? There is another story. When I first entered the university, my two roommates arrived at the school two days early. Both of them were visiting the city and the campus, and the other roommate was still on the way. When I arrived at the dormitory, I didn't meet any roommates. I met my aunt who was selling at home for the first time.

"Daughter, buy a clothes rail."

I looked at the balcony. We have put two clothes poles on the balcony. Actually, one in the bedroom is absolutely enough. "No, aunt, I think my roommate has bought it."

Who knows, menstruation looked at me with an innocent expression: "Oh, college students are hard to get along with. Who will use it with you then? Now little girls can be separated one by one. "

I was so frightened that I bought a clothes-drying rod in a hurry, and my heart was very uneasy. I don't know how to get along with these three roommates who don't even want to use the clothesline. At that time, my mind was full of bad imagination about the future: did all three of them learn to make up long ago, but only I couldn't; They shouldn't be difficult to serve, we quarrel every day; I heard that interpersonal relationship is very cold, and I will be lonely every day without any friends. ...

When I first met the three of them, my anxiety peaked. I still remember when the four of us first met, we were all very nervous. To ease the awkward atmosphere, I had a conversation with another roommate. Because of an unimportant question, I tried to find the common ground and topic of the four of us, and then I lay in bed until the end of the day, exhausted myself.

It was not until this time that I suddenly realized that the development was not what I expected. In fact, they are all like me. They just graduated from high school and are very uneasy about their future life. They are also very kind people, very kind, and we also have many topics to talk about.

Later, maybe it was really good luck. The four of us became very good friends. During my college career, my roommate became my most important and closest friend.

Many things are not as terrible and complicated as we thought.

Especially in interpersonal relationships, where can there be people who are morally corrupt and can't get along? I still remember when I was a freshman, I once talked with a friend in high school about the dormitory relationship in college. She asked me how my roommate was, and I didn't want to. She replied, "The people in our dormitory are very nice." She looked at me with concern and then replied, "You can have a snack." .

It seems that many times, our trust in people becomes silly. It seems that every quiet underground is bound to hide turbulent waves. I know that I belong to the kind of person with a very simple mind. It's relatively simple to see things, and there are not many schemers in my mind. But that doesn't mean I'm dangerous in interpersonal relationships. I have also met many domineering people, and I have seen many disputes, and our dormitory will also quarrel, but I think every quarrel is to get to know each other better, not to stand in line or break up.

Let's take a brief look at the dormitory relationship in college. Although everyone regards the university as a "small society", it is still a campus in the final analysis. Many descriptions of dormitory relationship in social news are too negative and negative, while the real dormitory relationship in universities is much more friendly. Human nature is similar. While you want to have friendship, so do your roommates. Who doesn't want to gain friendship in good interpersonal relationships?