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Having ones good friends as roommates is not always a good idea to start
with, been there done that myself.
Whats the saying, familiarity breeds contempt...
I remember one time we got so mad we ended up picking up
huge comfy chairs and trying throw them at each other,it must have looked
like something from a Laurel and Hardy movie , insane.
Ended up laughing at the end though.
But the thing was,when we both got to the stage where were in the full loathing
every fiber of your being mode, we did address the issues until some
sort of peace reigned again.
We have known each other for some 25 years now, and things have been very
acrimonious at times .
We don't really see much of each other these days but we are still friends , just.
So perhaps if your roommate/friend is truly the reason for your stress you
should agree to meet on neutral territory, go for a drink a meal etc, and
try to discuss your feelings.
Brooding resentments are bad and the last thing you want to do is end
up lashing out or some such.
.
Originally Posted by terrymx sorry my post was unclear. he was talking onlnie to one of his friend and my roomy mentioned me and then his friend said somehting really mocking and i thought itw as about me. my roommate is right about my problem, he's a very good friend of mind, but when we moved in together there seem to be so many new tension and disagreements. sometimes i want to forget about them but having to meet each other everyday its hard to avoid. i have to work on my problems. its hard to admit the mistakes, and then you have to work on improving it too. i went and took a 7-8? miles walk to like somewhere i dont even know. yeah i'm pretty erratic and crazy today. feeling a bit better now. also i am so regret of hitting my monitor. its ugly now, all i have is a 15" crt, but i still prefer a big screen. after using lcd that doesnt hurt the eyes from staring and so detailed i just cant go back. |
Having ones good friends as roommates is not always a good idea to start
with, been there done that myself.
Whats the saying, familiarity breeds contempt...
I remember one time we got so mad we ended up picking up
huge comfy chairs and trying throw them at each other,it must have looked
like something from a Laurel and Hardy movie , insane.
Ended up laughing at the end though.
But the thing was,when we both got to the stage where were in the full loathing
every fiber of your being mode, we did address the issues until some
sort of peace reigned again.
We have known each other for some 25 years now, and things have been very
acrimonious at times .
We don't really see much of each other these days but we are still friends , just.
So perhaps if your roommate/friend is truly the reason for your stress you
should agree to meet on neutral territory, go for a drink a meal etc, and
try to discuss your feelings.
Brooding resentments are bad and the last thing you want to do is end
up lashing out or some such.
.