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We’ve all heard roommates horror stories — from mysterious sock disappearances to refrigerator wars, it’s a wild ride sharing a living space! Thankfully, we don’t have to end up like those pictures floating around the internet showcasing the worst of the worst. The late Dr. Fredric Neuman had some pretty insightful rules to help ensure that roommate relationships don’t go off the rails. Picture this: respect one another like you would your favorite snack. Who knew living with someone could evoke both laughter and anxiety? When it comes to cohabiting, it’s not just about sharing space; it’s about navigating the quirky dynamics of human interaction. So, let’s dive into some foundational guidelines that’ll keep the peace — and prevent turning your home into a scene straight out of a reality TV nightmare! For those looking for more tips, click here to LEARN MORE.
However, to prevent the situation from escalating to the terrible outcomes that we see in the pictures, the late Fredric Neuman, M.D., who was the Director of the Anxiety and Phobia Center at White Plains Hospital, suggested people follow these rules.
Respect your roommate. It would be better if the two of you liked or even loved each other since living together puts a strain on even reasonable people. By respect, Neuman meant certain specific things, such as not eating the other person’s food unless you ask first, not borrowing clothes whenever you want, and not taking the possessions of the other person without asking first.
The wish to study or go to sleep takes precedence over someone else’s wish to play loud music or party — roommates should try their best not to wake each other up.
Follow through on financial commitments so that one roommate does not have to ask the other for rent or payment for other bills.
Chores should be done without having to be reminded.
Do not keep tabs on everything you do for your roommate with the expectation that every favor will be returned.
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