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choice The whole this story began when I moved to Moscow to study in the University. The specific feature of Moscow universities is that they don't provide a place to live. At least that is what happened with me. So one and a half years ago I hade to find a place to stay while I would be studying. First year I lived at my friend's place, but then because of different circumstances I had to look for another apartment. It's been half a year since I live with Kate. Not only with her, but we share one room, and she is my greatest problem. Have you met a person you just can't come along with? A person, who is as pessimistic as nobody in the whole world? Or someone, who do everything to spite you? 'Cause that is what Kate do every day! She is almost a monster! And, just imagime, this creature live beside me. Now I want to find a new flat. But the question is: would it be better then this one? What if my new neighbour will be even worse than my present one? I'm afraid of it. I need your advice. What should I do?

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This whole story began when I moved to Moscow to study in the University. The specific feature of Moscow universities is that they don't provide a place to live; at least that is what happened with me.

So a year and a half ago I had to find a place to stay while I would be studying. For a year I lived at my friend's place, but then because of different circumstances, I had to look for another apartment.

It's been half a year since I moved in with Kate. We share one room, and she is my greatest problem.
Have you met a person you just can't get along with? A person, who is the most pessimistic in the whole world? Or someone who does everything to spite you? 'Cause that is what Kate does every day! She is almost a monster! And just imagime, this creature lives beside me.

Now I want to find a new flat. But the question is: would it be better then this one? What if my new neighbour will be even worse than my present one? I'm afraid of it.

I need your advice. What should I do?

 


My advice is go for it! Get out there and find someone you can get along with, ask your classmates if they're in need of a roommate. Don't put yourself through hell if you don't have to.
 

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