Without rules, there would be no Fiona Fang, which is necessary in any organization group, not to mention a large number of organizations like schools. Let's talk about school first. If you can choose your own roommate, will the school be chaotic? It was very unpleasant before we changed from a six-person room to a four-person room. There are only twenty people here. What if it's a freshman?

Also, at the beginning of school, I decided where to live for you, that is, the dormitory was divided, the school file was saved, and then someone wanted to change the dormitory, so there was a change of information, which was an application from a lower level to a higher level. This is very troublesome. More seriously, the school needs to be responsible for our safety. If some of our information is not mastered by the school, who will be responsible for the problem?

Now, as far as I'm concerned, when we first went to college, we didn't know anyone. How could we possibly want to find someone to be roommates? After going to college, I have familiar friends and want to live in a dormitory, leaving aside the cumbersome process of submitting applications. I want to say that after living together, your's relationship will not be as good as before. I think if I have had close contact experience, I will understand the specific things.

Besides, after you live with your friends, what about the rest? Do they want to live together? Don't do something that makes people angry just for your own selfish desires. Think about it before you want to divide the dormitory.

Therefore, in order to facilitate management and be responsible for students, it is almost impossible for universities to change dormitories and roommates. For us, changing the dormitory is not necessarily much better than the existing dormitory, but there may be contradictions. I'm not alarmist. I have experienced it. Finally, just let nature take its course and stop thinking about so many meaningless things.