Living with a roommate requires a lot of communication and cooperation, but the rules change when you live in a single dorm room. Living away from home for the first time can be both exciting and stressful, whether you’re living with a roommate or on your own. There are both advantages and disadvantages to living in a single dorm room; so keep reading to learn all about them!
You can be NAKED all the time (until you leave your room).
You can blast music whenever you want because you don’t have a roommate to bother.
You can sleep like a baby; no one will wake you up with their loud snoring or obnoxious alarm.
The stresses of whether your roommate likes you or wants to put shaving cream on your face while you’re sleeping…and take a picture…are no longer a worry.
Having your own room provides the perfect lovemaking shack for you and your bae.
A single dorm room is a place where you can unwind and not have to see or speak to anyone.
Having a single dorm room forces you to make friends outside your suite, which is actually a positive thing. You pretty much HAVE to go out of your way to make friends, which might be scary, but helps improve your social skills!
Your room becomes the main meeting place for you and your friends to watch TV, study or just chill together.
Your room becomes your personal workout room when it’s too cold to walk to the campus gym.
It is quiet enough for your room to become your personal library. The best part is no one kicks you out after 2 a.m. and you can study as long as you want, and are free to drink and eat food.
Living alone = lots of time to get to know yourself. Who knows, you could find out that you actually really enjoy living solo.
No one is there to rescue you, your roommate won’t be there to unlock the door for you when you’ve lost your keys. No one is there to offer a life preserver if you’re drowning. Sink or swim? Living the single dorm room life teaches you that the choice is up to you!
When you need someone to talk to and can’t go see your friends on different campuses, meet your new venting buddy, the wall!
Many other students who have an actual roommate become so close and you soon realize there is no room for you to squeeze into their bubble.
Your person to talk to when you are in your single dorm room, down on life, becomes your mom. Because again, your only other option is the wall.
It’s always a potential problem for college students, but with a single dorm room, there is no one there to motivate you or tell you, “study!”
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