When I was in college, I shared a house near the school with a roommate and regretted it. What should I do?

Postgraduate entrance examination is destined to be a lonely process. I am a male, who lost in World War I and shared a room with other students in World War II. Three people rented a two-room room, so I lived in a bedroom alone, and I got used to being alone over time. To tell the truth, if you really feel that you can't get through it, you can go out and rent a cheaper one yourself, or if it doesn't work, you can just make do without telling the other party. Because I also know that renting a house is generally more than three bets, it is understandable that you are reluctant to pay the rent. If you feel too lonely, you can find a boyfriend to chat at night, or call your family to chat. The preparation stage of postgraduate entrance examination is stressful and lonely. This must be adapted, otherwise it is easy to give up halfway. By the way, I am about to graduate from graduate school now. I wish you early success.