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> different in the US: individualism It's funny, but in the US it's common for college freshmen to have two choices of lodging: either in a fraternity (Animal
by B1FF_PSUVM 10y ago
> different in the US: individualism
It's funny, but in the US it's common for college freshmen to have two choices of lodging: either in a fraternity (Animal House, the movie ;-) or in a dorm room, two people per room (hence the 'Roommate from Hell' stories that grace the internet).
Not big on leaving individuals alone.
- cableshaft 10y agoJust because you share a room with someone doesn't mean you do the same social activities as them. First roommate in college we kinda did, second roommate we barely did anything together other than be present in the same room (there was a point where we were playing Tony Hawk together regularly).