I have a moody and self righteous roommate, how do I get along with him?

I think it's hard to change other people's behavior, so let's change places.

If you are in a school dormitory, you can report the problem to the teacher and ask the teacher to help coordinate the dormitory change.

And if that doesn't work, I think it might be useful to try to be friends with your roommate and then present your point of view to him in a gentle way.

A few of you choose a time and place together, beat him hard, and you become obedient.

As unpredictable as the weather. If you're happy, you'll be given a smile, and if you're unhappy, you'll be slapped in the face. You never know what you're going to do to be right for her, how you're going to get along well with her.

is cautious every day, for fear that one will accidentally anger her, and she will not be able to get benefits.

Me and my opposite bed is like that. She's the kind of person who is more introverted, and I'm very extroverted and funny. It stands to reason that we shouldn't be able to beat each other, but we became friends, and we were still roommates.

She is a moody person, and she was fine when we first ate together, but she was not happy after class. I don't know how to offend her yet, and I can't figure it out. I didn't pay attention to talking to her, and I didn't reply to her messages.

You have to seriously reflect on whether you have offended her in the past few days, or if you have done something wrong.

After a while, it will be better and you will be able to go to dinner with me again. Go play. Sometimes I can't figure out what she's thinking, and I'm helpless.

At first, I wasn't used to it, thinking about why I didn't pay attention to me, and I was still wondering and reflecting on that side. Before I could figure it out, she came to me. Let's talk and laugh together.

Later, I got used to it. Every time she pulled her face down, I knew she was angry and couldn't go over and provoke her. Even if you go to talk to her, ask her.

I won't say it, it's better to wait for the weather to clear and my temper improve, and I'll come to you myself. Don't bother anymore, and you don't have to look at her face.

After a while, she will take the initiative to reconcile with you if she figures it out herself. Don't worry too much, generally this kind of person is this temper, moody, but don't hold grudges.

It's terrible, that feeling is like crazy, just like my roommate just now will laugh when he sees a funny ** or story, the dormitory is quite quiet and suddenly makes a sound of laughter, I feel that my heart has been hit, and then I don't make a sound, I think it's fine, but it's not like this, and then there is even more terrible, that is, he was already in tears when you called her.

When I laugh, they will join forces to scold me, of course it's a joke, after all, people are doing business, I suddenly come like this, it will definitely form a crit on them, fortunately, we are more tolerant, so there will be no fights, fortunately, our dormitory is a joke, if there is a person in our dormitory who laughs, we will cast a contemptuous gaze, but after seeing funny things, we will laugh together.

If we see her crying, we will ask what is wrong, and if we see something more sentimental, we will say that it is okay, and then we will make her laugh.

It doesn't matter what age you are, as long as you're still in school, as long as you're still struggling, then you have to face leaving home, going into the dormitory, and starting to face the relationship with your roommates.

It's like a magnetic field, and when you see the other person laughing, you feel happy, even happier than when you're happy, and laugh with her.

But when the other party suddenly gets angry, you will feel overwhelmed, keep asking yourself if I'm ** provoking someone, keep recalling, keep reflecting, when you finally come up with a reason to make the other party angry, suddenly the rain is over.

Afterwards, if you ask the other person what happened, the other person will reply lightly that you said that nothing happened. And then the cycle goes on and on until you have a nervous breakdown and become immune to the condition, and it's no wonder!

In the future, when faced with such a situation, you will no longer make any response, and you can trust that the other party will be fine.