The reason why this happens is that a female tenant in Hangzhou needs to use the bathroom when she gets up in the morning, and her male roommate takes a bath in the morning, which takes a long time, so the female tenant knocks on the door several times to remind the male tenant to use the bathroom himself, but the male tenant is very angry and insults the female tenant, which makes the female tenant very unhappy. If there is only one bathroom when sharing, and there are more people sharing, then using the bathroom is a very difficult problem. Especially in the morning, everyone needs to get up early for work, so there are more contradictions and conflicts between getting up early to wash and using the bathroom. If the renter you meet has a bad temper, it must be quarreling every day. So how should we get along with renters?
First, I think that to maintain a friendly relationship with renters, we must first learn to share. I usually buy delicious food by myself, so that I can share it with the renter, so that when you come and go, everyone comes and goes, and the relationship may gradually become harmonious. Instead of living under the same roof, you are a stranger, which will be embarrassing in the long run. At this time, if you encounter a little contradiction and dispute, it will break out immediately. If the relationship between two people is usually good and mutually beneficial, even a little contradiction can be solved skillfully.
Second, we should pay attention to public and personal hygiene. It is inevitable that there are more people sharing the same room, and their living habits and hygiene habits are different. If some people have bad hygiene habits and do not pay attention to personal hygiene or public hygiene, it will certainly cause dissatisfaction of others, especially public hygiene. So clean up after the public sector runs out of sanitation, and don't leave any excuses for others.
Third, the cost of water, electricity, coal and other public utilities. It is unclear for sharing. Therefore, when paying fees, you must take the initiative to pay, and don't let others rush to pay. In the long run, people will find you difficult to get along with.
In short, sharing with others and how to get along with renters also require skills. I hope everyone can meet a good renter and get along well with renters. If possible, try not to share with others, and have a private space of your own, even if it is small.