Is it correct to think that college roommates are just general friends?

Before I went to college, I had a lot of remarks about college, such as "you can play whatever you want after college", "fall in love after college", "you can't make sincere friends after college", and so onBut when I went to college, I would like to say that none of them are true, especially this kind of statement that college roommates are just general acquaintances, I don't think it's true at all. <>

When I saw this question, I felt that this question was really suitable for me, I was always looking for what real friendship is, how I should get along with friends for the first 18 years of my life, and I found the answer to this question after I went to college, after everyone told me that you can't meet true friends in college. <>

Some words cannot be said too absolutely, because everyone's experience and personality are different, and everyone meets different peopleThe road to friendship is extremely difficult because I encountered cold violence on campus when I was a child, and in the critical period of making friends in the first grade, I encountered cold violence on campus, which led to my complete failure in making friendsBecause no one is a friend, so at a young age, I have become a very serious pleasing personality girl, when I make friends in the future, I will give 100%, but when others do not give back to me according to my dedication, I will feel lost, because the psychological trauma caused by making friends has even affected my college entrance examination. <>

I've always felt like I understood my personality with my future, but sometimes I'm glad I met my college roommates, who are also my two best friends, and they taught me not to be afraid when I get along with my friends, not to please my friends, to listen to me and help me when I'm sad, they satisfy all my yearning for friendship and let me learn how to deal with my relationshipsSo, when you meet someone who is very nice, whether you go to college or graduate school, your roommate is likely to be your best friend.

This view is incorrect, you can meet a lot of good friends during college, and you may also help at work, and friends you know from college classmates may look for jobs together in the future.

I think that's right. Because college classes are almost never like high school, where you take your own large classes. And in addition, the place is different, and there will be no intersection after graduation.

I think it's correct. Because college roommates are from all over the world, it is difficult to have better communication due to regional differences. After graduation, we have to go our separate ways, and it is difficult to see each other again.

I don't think this is true, your roommate is your closest companion in college, maybe you spend more time with your roommate in college than with your parents, and most of your roommates are in the same class, and maybe you will become colleagues with them in your future work.