The arrogant leader is my roommate. How should I get along?

I didn't live in a dormitory before my third year of high school, but the roommates I met after I went to college were also very friendly, so I always felt that the dormitory life was quite happy. At least in my opinion, it is much more interesting than staying at home alone. I can hear more and more complaints about the disharmony of dormitory life and frequent tearing. It turns out that not all dorms can live in harmony, everyone's personality is different, and not all people can live in harmony.

If there is a proud leader in the dormitory who often feels superior or orders you to do something, you can talk to her euphemistically and express your views. In fact, it is also good to clarify many things in the future. If there is no change after persuasion, you can just do some superficial homework. Usually everyone in the dormitory seems to live on the surface, so don't be too formal.

After all, it's embarrassing to live under the same roof, because there is always something to say. Actually, when you hate someone, you don't have to show it. Just put him in an unimportant or even dispensable position in your heart. Don't be angry with yourself, because it's not worth it to these people at all.

Social life is like this. Everyone should accept their small temper and tolerate each other more, because they are all outside. It's not easy. Since we can live together by fate, we are the closest people. They really don't get along. There is no need to work hard, and there is no need to deliberately wronged yourself or silently suppress it in order to cater to others. After all, everyone is equal, and no one owes anyone, just be comfortable.

Even the leaders, who are all our own in the dormitory, should put down their airs and blend in with everyone. Superior people are really annoying.