Roomate is tired of having to compromise with her roommates, leaving her always with the things she didn't want, so she finally stands up for herself: 'I’m constantly the person who has to move around to make everyone else comfortable.'

Compromise is a two-way route.The roommate lifestyle that most students engage with in college has always sounded so good to me. It feels like living with friends and getting to hang out with them all the time. Or at least that's how movies usually portray it. Maybe the media has lied to me a little because all the stories in u/roomateprobles seem to differ from the concept that I had in mind. It seems like even if you start being friends with your roommate, you might as well end up hating them after a few months of living together.It's true that for two or more people to live together, they have to compromise, but both of them have to. It feels like some roommates are either too entitled or too dumb to notice that one of them is constantly compromising and complying with demands to about arguing while the other is just enjoying all the perks without making any sacrifices. To live together in peace, every roommate has to be mediating, not just one, while everybody else takes advantage of this person. The idea of having a roommate is sharing a living space, not hating each other till one moves out when fed up with all the toxicity. If you are a functional adult, you should be able …