What will you do if you disagree with your roommate's schedule and communication is fruitless?

1. It's normal to tolerate and respect each other. Everyone's living habits are different, and the rest time is naturally different. Students who go to bed early can wear earplugs and eye masks, while those who go to bed late can keep their voices down as low as possible, make use of the shade of the bed or table, or go to bed early, which is also good for their health.

2. Communicate in time to find a balance. When your roommate interrupts your rest, you can find a time to communicate well and find a solution together. For example, making an agreement on the schedule is also conducive to maintaining the normal order of the dormitory. Harmony cannot be satisfied by one party's efforts, and everyone should make corresponding adjustments according to each other's habits. You can discuss work and rest with your roommates. For example, advise them not to stay up too late, even if they stay up late, try not to disturb others' rest, so that * * * can better adjust roommates' work and rest rules through consultation and enhance the feelings between roommates.

3. Reject forbearance and be open and honest. The reason why some dormitory relations are tense is that they have not solved the initial contradictions in time, but have chosen to bear it. Patience is a temporary calm, but it can't solve the problem after all, especially at bedtime, every day. Perhaps the forbearing party wants others to see his sacrifice, but because it is not publicly expressed, it is often not understood. Open and honest communication is the best way to solve problems.

4. Look at yourself and adjust in time. If you have different schedules from other students in the dormitory, it is very necessary to look at yourself. If your work and rest affect the normal rest of others, then you should pay attention to it and make appropriate adjustments. For example, if you sleep late, try not to make a sound when others sleep; If you come back late at night, remember to tell your roommate in advance, go out without turning on the light, and try not to disturb others' rest. For another example, if you go to bed early, you can try to persuade them to keep their voices down during the break, or wear earplugs before going to bed.

5. Actively seek help from peers. Peer relationship is very effective in guiding and helping to solve dormitory conflicts, because peer views and suggestions will give the parties a more appropriate reference. In addition, you can also actively participate in psychological salons and peer psychological counseling organized by peer organizations in schools. Peer organizations will also carry out psychological salons with the theme of dormitory interpersonal relationship under the guidance of teachers to help you solve dormitory conflicts and resolve dormitory crises.