I wonder what kind of dormitory everyone lives in college? There are six people in each dormitory of our school. Some dorms are very close, but some dorms will have various contradictions. Of course, our dormitory is more peaceful. Although we don't have a good relationship with one of our roommates, it's not a big problem after all. In fact, we had a quarrel at first, but later I realized that quarreling can't solve the problem, so what should I do if I don't get along well with my roommate? A senior senior gives you a piece of advice.

1, be polite, don't deliberately put on your shoes, and try to avoid friction.

Everyone is an independent individual, and everyone has different personalities. We should allow some people to go against their own ideas. No one is a saint, so you can't say that you are right and others are wrong, so be polite when you get along with roommates who don't get along well. Try to avoid friction with each other in life, and don't deliberately have a hard time with each other. Both sides should take a step back and live their own lives. After all, you are just roommates in college for four years. Once these four years have passed, you will never see each other again.

Don't care too much about each other, do what you should do and treat each other like air.

When you get to college, you must have your own future goals and life plans, so in the face of so many important things, a roommate who doesn't have a good relationship with you is actually not worth worrying about. If you really don't like this person, then you can treat this person as air, ignore each other, and she won't hurt you naturally, and you just need to do what you should do and ensure that you live a full life every day.

There are so many people in the world that everyone can't be your friend, and you can't be the center of the world, so why do so many meaningless things because of a person you don't like? With that time, it is better to improve yourself and give yourself another way out in the future.