15 Important Questions To Ask A Potential Roommate
- By
Julia Austin
What do you like/dislike in a roommate?
Remember that this roommate needs to be happy with your habits, too. If they aren’t, then tension can grow quickly. So if they list pet peeves that are exact descriptions of some of the things you do (like leaving clothes in the dryer for too long or having friends over on the weekends), then this may not be a good fit. On the flip side, if you share all of the same pet peeves, then you could be an excellent fit. If neither of you can stand dishes left out for even a half-hour after a meal, then you’ll appreciate having the same level of cleanliness. If you both hate when lights are left on in rooms where nobody is sitting, you can enjoy a lower electricity bill together.
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