How can a roommate who loves to ask for food be tactfully reminded?

Our life in the university is carefree, basically except for the need to go to the classroom for class, basically the rest of the time is at their own disposal, everyone is very satisfied with this life, many roommates are willing to stay in the dormitory for a day and are not willing to go out, at this time of course we will prepare a little snack in the dormitory, ready to satisfy hunger when it is also possible, but there is a roommate in the dormitory who loves to ask others to eat, so how do we remind him euphemistically?

Our snacks are usually to provide a mouth that they love to eat snacks, sometimes because the package is unpacked and they will give an appropriate amount to the roommate, but once this roommate sees us eating, he will consciously come over, just to ask for a bite to eat, in fact, just a mouthful, we don't mind sharing a little bit of our roommates, but the roommates love us to eat more times will produce the disgust in our hearts, many times we want to refuse can not refuse.

We can first say to this roommate who loves to eat, "We can eat this pack of snacks ourselves, and we will give her a little next time", so that the words will not hurt the self-esteem of the roommate, and also turned around and refused the roommate to eat, but the roommate will also lie and say that as long as we don't have a bite, there will be a next time after eating this time, at this time we can directly say to the roommate, really can't give him food, because they really don't have other snacks, If the roommate is hungry, he can go to the commissary to buy snacks by himself, and politely refuse the roommate.

Many times we don't want to refuse our roommates, and we don't want to quarrel over a little snack, but when it's time to refuse, we still have to learn to say no, otherwise our roommates will never know that you don't like the kind of behavior you want to eat, and will continue to keep asking for food.

It's a simple three words, I don't have any money.

You can just tell him about this kind of thing. But you have to pay attention to your tone and don't hurt the harmony between you, after all, you are going to live together for a long time.

When there are only the two of you, I told her tactfully: Don't use my things anymore, the things that suit everyone are different, you need to find what you like.

You tell her directly, just say that you kind of mind people using your stuff, say embarrassed words to your face, send a message, or say it unintentionally.

Find a suitable time to speak, follow the topic, and pay attention to your tone, so as not to hurt the harmony of your roommates.

Tell her directly, don't use my things anymore, talk to me when you use them, you always use them secretly, what kind of character.

You write him a small note, or send him a message on the Internet to tell him that you mind this matter and hope that he will not do it in the future.

I don't think I need to be tactful enough to tell him. If you're embarrassed to say that you always feel like you've lost something, or give it to her and say I see you're stealing it all the time, so I'll give it to you.

Look at what he uses, and then ask him what brand he likes to use, which one is easier to use, and now he wants to change one, and then ask him if he wants to buy it together.

You can tell him that there is a discount to buy this now, do you want to buy it, or let's place an order together, so that it can be cheaper.

My roommate always uses his own things, so I can say that my things are going to be gone, and I have no money in my hand recently and want to use them for a while.