When I was a freshman, I walked into the dormitory with my luggage. When I first entered the dormitory, I saw four beds, divided into upper and lower bunks, that is, eight people. The dormitory was empty at this time, and I was the first to arrive.

After putting down my luggage, I sat on the bed and rested for a while, then picked up the broom and began to clean. Hearing a click, a dark classmate walked into the dormitory and said, is this the dormitory 203? I quickly said, yes, classmate, we will be roommates in the future, so we must take care of them a lot. After that, I helped him with his luggage, then made his bed, and talked about some things in his hometown, which soon became one.

In the afternoon, other roommates arrived one after another. Before going to bed at night, we chat and get to know each other. As freshmen, we haven't done morning exercises for the time being. We went to the canteen and had some rice porridge and pickles. In the process of chatting, our friendship was gradually established.

Actually, getting along with roommates is very simple. First of all, we should have a heart-to-heart, that is, be honest with each other and not be too arrogant, so it is difficult to make friends. If we are overbearing in our speech and behavior, people will be disgusted, and roommates will gradually alienate you because of protecting themselves.

At night, school is boring. We went to the internet cafe, prepared to play a few games, and then went back to the dormitory. Eight people sat together, and we talked and laughed. At this time, our friendship is naturally deeper than when we first came. We talk to each other and play games. We live happily. At 9: 30 in the evening, I bought some supper in the snack street, and then went back to the dormitory to end the day.

When we get along with roommates, we should do what we like, that is, don't be too self-centered, and think more from their perspective, so that the relationship will get better and better. Your contribution is in direct proportion to your return. Roommates know your good intentions, how can they shut you out?