What is the experience of renting a house outside after the university ends dormitory life?

This is not a good experience. Every day's class is very frustrating, and it will also alienate our relationship with roommates. I went out to live with my friends when I was a sophomore. Before I go out again, all our imaginations are beautiful. I thought we could find a group of friends to get together at home and cook our favorite food every day, but all this is just an illusion. It is difficult to do this when you really go out to rent a house, and many things backfire. Every day in class, the outcome is unpredictable. In order to prevent students from living out in large areas, our school is basically full every morning. I have a class at eight in the morning. I live off campus. I had to get up at 7: 30 last night. If I get up late, I will miss the school bus, and I will probably be registered by the teacher. Breakfast in the morning can only be bought outside the school. The price is much more expensive than on campus, and it's not delicious. Our school is relatively large. It may take half an hour to walk to the classroom, so we must get up early and take the school bus. The school bus can only carry 12 people, so it takes a lot of patience to queue up in the morning. If you are late that day, you can only blame yourself for getting up late. There is no excuse at all. Students in school can get up at 7: 30 and have a good breakfast, but life outside school is very sad. Will alienate roommates. The six people in our dormitory come from different provinces. At the beginning, everyone ran in for a long time and had the same topic. Before going out, I often organize them to go out to play together, and our relationship is also very harmonious. But I went out to live, our contact became less and less, we didn't sit together in class, and our feelings became farther and farther away. I used to have classes with a roommate every day, and every class was done together. She also began to complain that I abandoned her, and the relationship gradually became very stiff. Usually it's okay, but I still feel a little lonely during class, so I think it's better to live in a dormitory at university, so don't go out and rent a house by yourself.