Freshman, do you can't wait to step into the university campus and start your new life? In addition to anticipation and excitement, are you also worried about choosing a bed? Do you choose a quiet and comfortable "lower bunk" or a free and independent "upper bunk"? Today, we will listen to the real experience of the seniors and see how they make their choices.
First, let's take a look at the advantages of the "lower bunk". Have you ever thought that every morning, when the sun shines through the window on the bed, you can get up directly from the bed and start the day? The lower bunk is relatively large, you can put more items, and even invite roommates to chat and watch movies on the bed. Moreover, the students in the lower bunk are more likely to receive the attention and care of their roommates, which is undoubtedly a great comfort for those new students.
However, the lower bunk also has its drawbacks. First of all, the students in the lower bunk are more likely to be affected by the classmates in the upper bunk, such as the sound of the upper bunk students turning over, the action of getting on and off the bed, etc. In addition, the space for the lower bunk is relatively small, which can make you feel oppressed. Finally, classmates in the lower bunk are more likely to be "common areas" for roommates, and sometimes you may feel like you don't have your own private space.
So, what are the advantages of the "top bunk"? Students, have you ever thought that every morning, you can stretch out in bed and enjoy a moment of tranquility? The space of the top bunk is relatively large, and you can have more freedom to arrange your own bed. Moreover, students in the upper bunk can have a relatively independent space, which is undoubtedly a blessing for those who like to be alone.
Of course, the top bunk also has its drawbacks. First of all, students in the upper bunk need to climb ladders to get in and out of bed, which may be troublesome for some students with physical disabilities. In addition, students in the upper bunk may feel insecure, especially at night. Finally, the top bunk students may feel that there is less communication with their roommates, which may affect the relationship between you.
Here, I would like to tell you a little story. There was a freshman who chose the lower bunk. At first, he was very satisfied, as he found the lower bunk convenient and comfortable. However, as time goes on, he finds that his life is increasingly influenced by his roommates. One day, he finally couldn't resist asking his roommate to change his bed. Luckily, his roommate was very understanding of his thoughts, and the two happily swapped beds. Since then, his life has changed for the better.
Through this story, we can see that both the "upper bunk" and the "lower bunk" have their own advantages and disadvantages. It's all about how you adapt and adjust your mindset. If you are able to cherish every time you spend with your roommates, then you will be able to feel the beauty of college life no matter where you live.
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