In fact, this is a university, and there is nothing wrong with living together, because everyone is an adult and knows what to do and what not to do.
I think my two roommates are very happy, at least others haven't broken up yet, and they still get along well together. Maybe you have done everything you need to do when you live together, or maybe you haven't. But these are my own choices.
There are still many people who choose to go out and live with their boyfriends because they can't stay in the dormitory. Dormitory is a public place, and you need to make do with it. You are not alone at home.
Do whatever you say you want, and don't care about other people's feelings at all. Then your relationship in the dormitory must be bad. There is a girl in our dormitory who is like this, completely ignoring other people's feelings and starting to do whatever she wants.
Then I finally met a boyfriend in my freshman semester, and I finally stopped making trouble. Because she moved out to live with her boyfriend, they rented a house outside together, and generally didn't come back to live at night except for classes in the morning.
From this point of view, she is actually quite good, and after having a boyfriend, her personality has become a little better, and she knows how to consider others and is no longer so selfish. I still want to thank her object, and now I have a good relationship with other people in our dormitory, which is not as rigid as before.
They are all college students and can go out to live together, but I think a scholar should learn his college major first. After all, this is related to your future job search, and your future is also related to these.