I am honest, and my college roommates are smarter than me. How should I handle myself?

Just be yourself. Don't think that others are smarter than you. Everyone has a different personality, I am me, different fireworks. Honest people do not necessarily lose to others.

I am also one of the honest people. As I can see, I think all my roommates are smarter than me. But in my opinion, living habits and acting styles are not my type. So I look like an honest man in the dormitory. There is nothing wrong with being an honest man. Because I am a gentle person compared with my roommate, my roommate is very eloquent compared with me. As for me, I don't like talking very much, because girls with quiet personality are slow to get acquainted with people. So many people's first impression of me is that I am really an honest man, but after getting familiar with it, I found my speech very interesting. Like my roommate, there are class cadres, youth league committees and departments. This should be a busy day. In my opinion, they just got a position and did nothing. Compared with the roommates of our class cadres, my roommates in the Youth League Committee and the department are really free. Yes, he is eloquent and speaks methodically, but he doesn't start work when he meets something, and then he starts work with people in the department and says he is wrong. Sometimes I wonder what's the use of complaining in the dormitory. It is better to do more work to get recognition. I really don't want to do something I'm not interested in for some titles. Then when you meet something, you hang up like it's none of your business, and wait until it happens to say regret. There is no regret medicine in the world.

So I think there is nothing wrong with being an honest man. People with good eloquence sometimes have an accident because of eloquence. It's better to talk less and do more to get recognition. Although it will be gradually recognized, it is worthy of their conscience.