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No Love Lost Between You And Your Roommate?

Don't be dismayed if you find yourself in conflict with your roommate(s). Disagreements between people are inevitable, especially in a roommate situation where people live together and interact on a daily basis. Conflicts usually occur when changes are needed and when behaviors, thoughts and feelings need to be re-examined. Don't be afraid to confront your roommates about what is bothering you. If you know how to deal with conflict positively and productively, all involved can benefit from the situation.

Ten Steps In Resolving Conflict

1. Get everyone together involved in the conflict.
2. Each roommate should take a turn describing his/her perception of the situation, how he or she feels about it and what he/she wants.
3. Together, come to an agreement on what the conflict is.
4. Everyone should agree to be willing to compromise something to come up with a solution.
5. Together, describe a situation which would be a compromise among yourselves.
6. Come to an agreement on the described situation.
7. Talk about what changes will be needed to bring about the acceptable situation.
8. Together, make a plan of action which will help achieve the desired new situation and set time frame for these changes.
9. Make a commitment to make the necessary changes.
10. Set a future date to evaluate the situation and to re-negotiate any differences if necessary.

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