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If the company is divided into dormitories, the company's conditions do not allow, it is best not to embarrass the leader, the number of people is not your own thing, in case you open this head the leader will be very passive to do the work. You can negotiate privately with the people in your dormitory, and everyone will take turns to live for half a year, and the person who lives in the company dormitory will subsidize how much money each month will give to another person to rent a house outside. In this way, everyone has their own independent space, and there will not be too much loss of economy.

Or see if the company has any subsidies, you can also apply to rent a house outside to reduce the pressure of the company's dormitory housing. Because the specific situation is not clear, it is not good to comment too much. But don't give you advice and open a small stove.

It doesn't matter how you have a relationship with your leader. The leader handles it for you, that is the benefit that the leader gives you, and if you want it, it will change its nature. Think carefully.

Workplace relationships are complex.

If you want to live alone, you can express your needs and reasons directly to the leader. Here are some quotes that might be helpful:

1. "Dear Leader, I would like to live alone because I like a quiet environment and I would like to have more private space. I think it will allow me to focus better on my studies and work. "

2. "Dear leader, I hope to live alone, because I have some specific living habits and preferences, such as liking to read quietly, listen to ** and so on. I think living alone would better meet these needs of mine. "

3. "Dear leader, I hope to live alone, because I have some personal things to deal with, such as making **, writing letters, etc., and need some private space. I think living alone allows me to handle these things better. "

Whichever term you choose, express your thoughts and needs, while also trying to be respectful of other people's and the school's arrangements. Hope these words can be helpful to you.

Hello! Personally, I think the people on the first floor have a point! Just be yourself, and don't force yourself to cater to others.

And here I just want to add: everyone will have a scale in their hearts, what you are like in other people's hearts, others also know, if the person you don't like is very bad, your roommate should also understand, naturally will not get too close to her, so you have to reflect on whether you are too hypocritical, if you think you are right, then you don't have to pay attention to them at all, just be yourself, and she is still courteous, don't like the surface and cater to her, this will only make your roommates think you are fake!

One final point: Do you yourself know why you don't like her, and for certain, legitimate reasons? If you just don't like her, you just think she's not good, and you don't have a reason to convince others or even yourself, that's your problem!

Finally, I wish you all the best!

With him, you are not money, and not everyone will like you, which is normal. The more you care about him, the more he will do. Since you don't like him, he doesn't like you, and he's not family, so why care.