Paolo Needs a Room

I am an international student for college, I am quite and tidy, I'm an athlete and i like to socialize. Agree to respect each other’s privacy and personal space. This is especially important if you share a small living area. Discuss each of your preferences regarding personal space and privacy. For instance, you may not mind if your roommate comes into your room unannounced, but they might find you to be very rude for doing so. Talk about these kinds of things so that you know what to expect from each other. Alternatively, your roommate may like to share their experiences and feelings with you, but you may not feel comfortable doing the same. Be upfront about your preferences.A full 99 percent of people said they wanted roommates who are respectful. What that means might vary from person to person, but generally, it’s a good idea to do things like ask if it’s OK before you invite anyone over (and, y’know, don’t do it if your roommate says it’s not a good time) and not eat your roommate’s food without permission. 2. Responsible Responsibility also rated highly, with 99 percent of respondents saying they looked for this quality in a roommate. Clean up after yourself. Pay your rent and utilities on time. Don’t leave the door unlocked, especially if no one is home. That kind of thing.Honesty is a biggie; 99 percent of people want honest roommates. Honesty might encompass anything from coming clean about it if you accidentally damage something belonging to someone else to communicating clearly and respectfully about any issues you might be having with your roommate’s behavior.