What's the experience of having a roommate who often peeks at what you are doing?

In today's society, many people choose to live in dormitories when they first join the work and enter the university. And once you choose this way, it means that you will enjoy a space with others.

Because everyone's living habits and qualities are different, there are often frictions and quarrels between different people in a dormitory. This is a very common thing.

When I lived in a dormitory in college, a roommate always wanted to see what I was doing.

This makes me feel very disgusted.

Because everyone has their own privacy, their own privacy space and distance, if too close, it is easy to cause resistance from others. Moreover, in a dormitory, to enjoy the space itself, there is less privacy left for people. Many times we have to do whatever we want in front of our roommates.

Actually, I am a very strict person. I won't go around preaching what I have done before I make achievements.

Just like when I was a sophomore, I began to serialize a novel I wrote online. Because I read novels in my spare time in high school, I especially like novels, and novels have become the sustenance of my high school life.

So what I want to do most after I go to college is to write a novel by myself.

When I was a sophomore, I began to write novels and serialized them online. This process is also very smooth. I successfully signed a contract and became a part-time writer, which is what I can only call myself. Because I don't think there is a complete work that can't call itself a writer.

So, I often code words in the dormitory. At that time, my classmates often came to peek at what I was doing, and every time I finished reading it, I made a strange sound, either sighing or sighing.

Sometimes I make comments, and what makes me even more angry is that I tell others about it everywhere without permission.

This makes me feel very angry and particularly wronged.