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Pet Peeves In Roommates. Find out how to communicate and solve these. Talk about expectations and pet peeves, and set rules for roommates before moving in. My only pet peeve is when they would never leave the common area and would eat and sleep there. Sit down with your roommates before signing a lease and talk about what everyone’s expectations are. Have (soon to be had) a room mate that for the first six months only came home to feed her. Having a pet, but never being home to take care of said pet. I never cared if my roommates left the house. Chances are that you are going to have more then one. It’s fine to have a pet peeve about your roommate; It’s important to lay down the law early on. Learn about the most common dorm room pet peeves, such as messy roommates, poor cell reception, shared bathroom, and too much noise. Don’t be afraid to talk about it with. Ensuring everyone is on the same page can prevent any misunderstandings or problems down the road. Share your minor pet peeves. They turn off the receiver but not the tv, not getting their clothes out of the dryer, putting empty carton of.

Ensuring everyone is on the same page can prevent any misunderstandings or problems down the road. Talk about expectations and pet peeves, and set rules for roommates before moving in. It’s important to lay down the law early on. Having a pet, but never being home to take care of said pet. Don’t be afraid to talk about it with. Chances are that you are going to have more then one. Find out how to communicate and solve these. I never cared if my roommates left the house. It’s fine to have a pet peeve about your roommate; Sit down with your roommates before signing a lease and talk about what everyone’s expectations are.

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Pet Peeves In Roommates Ensuring everyone is on the same page can prevent any misunderstandings or problems down the road. Share your minor pet peeves. I never cared if my roommates left the house. Don’t be afraid to talk about it with. Learn about the most common dorm room pet peeves, such as messy roommates, poor cell reception, shared bathroom, and too much noise. Have (soon to be had) a room mate that for the first six months only came home to feed her. It’s fine to have a pet peeve about your roommate; Find out how to communicate and solve these. Sit down with your roommates before signing a lease and talk about what everyone’s expectations are. It’s important to lay down the law early on. Ensuring everyone is on the same page can prevent any misunderstandings or problems down the road. My only pet peeve is when they would never leave the common area and would eat and sleep there. Talk about expectations and pet peeves, and set rules for roommates before moving in. They turn off the receiver but not the tv, not getting their clothes out of the dryer, putting empty carton of. Having a pet, but never being home to take care of said pet. Chances are that you are going to have more then one.