First, respect. The meaning here is to respect not only each other's personality, but also their habits. People in different places will have different living habits and different life thinking. Everyone has some hobbies. Respect the living habits of others and exercise more restraint on yourself. As a dormitory group, it is impossible to have exactly the same living habits. Seeking common ground while reserving differences is the way of peace and friendship.
Second, trust. Everyone has his own private property and privacy. Don't always ask your roommate what he is doing or what he is going to do. Maybe your roommate doesn't want to tell you what he did, and you will be a nosy person in his mind. We still communicate with each other. If there is one thing that you and your roommate need to accomplish, then you can discuss and communicate with each other. If it's personal, if your roommate doesn't take the initiative to ask you for help, it's best not to take the initiative to help. One more thing, don't just use your roommate's account to play games. If your roommate has a bad attitude, it will easily lead to unhappiness between roommates.
Third, help each other. An inch long, but a foot short. When you come to a new environment, everyone will not adapt, but if you want to understand each other, you will quickly adapt to the new environment. As time goes on, we will get to know each other better and better. A typical saying is that I am for everyone and everyone is for me. In the living environment of * *, keep the dormitory environment clean, quiet and harmonious. Everyone needs to make their own efforts. If you can take on more work, this is obviously an excuse for being lazy. Everyone can see what you have done for the dormitory. When you are helpless, your roommate will definitely help you. I believe everyone can get along well with your roommate.