Many young people now rent houses to work outside. Because their wages are very low and they cannot afford to buy a house, they can only live in renting a house. And most of them are shared with others. If you are lucky enough to find a good roommate, you will definitely be able to live in peace. But if you have a roommate with a bad temper and bad living habits, life will be difficult. In any case, when sharing a house with roommates, just be yourself. There are many things you need to pay attention to.

One: Keep public facilities clean and hygienic.

Since it is a shared house, you have your own space, but there is also a public area, a place that belongs to two people, so you must consciously abide by the health rules. Although the house is not yours, your life is yours. Yes, it would be more comfortable if it was cleaned a little bit. And sometimes if you take the initiative to clean the house, your roommates may come over to help. In short, this requires both personal and conscious awareness.

Two: Don’t disturb others.

When everyone is living together in a shared apartment, they often look down without looking up. They are very tired every day and need to go to work. Therefore, whether you are talking on the phone or playing games, you must check your own behavior. It will not disturb others or cause resentment to others. Especially don't disturb others during breaks. This is a sign of respect for others. It is also a basic courtesy.

Three: Don’t touch other people’s things and turn off the lights.

Whether it’s boys or girls together, they will be more curious when they see what others use. Some people can’t help but pick it up to look at or use it. This is very bad. Behavior. So when you are very curious, you can ask the other person if you can use it and get the other person's consent. And in the dormitory, you must develop a good habit of turning off the lights at will to save the expenses of the dormitory residents.

In short, the dormitory is also your home, and you must maintain a friendly attitude towards life with your roommates. This way when you need help, there will be someone around.