How to deal with bad roommates?

Bad roommates may need some strategies. Here are some suggestions:

Calm communication: try to communicate with your roommate calmly, express your feelings and concerns, and see if you can understand each other's views.

Set boundaries: define your personal boundaries and needs in conversation, and make sure that the other person understands what behavior is unacceptable and what changes you expect.

Looking for compromise: If possible, find a compromise solution acceptable to both parties and improve the way of getting along.

Seek the help of a neutral third party: If direct communication fails to solve the problem, consider seeking the help of the school dormitory administrator or relevant personnel, who may provide mediation services.

Maintain self-protection: while dealing with relationship problems, we must protect our own interests and safety, and do not tolerate behaviors that are unfavorable to us.

Ask for support: Share your experiences with friends, family or other roommates and ask for support and advice.

Consider changing rooms: If the situation cannot be improved, you may need to consider applying for changing rooms or looking for other accommodation options.

In any case, staying calm and rational in order to find a reasonable solution is the key to dealing with good and bad roommate relationships.