<p>It really gets on my nerves and makes me sad, too. I know he’s really stressed out about classes so I don’t really want to confront him about it. I just wish he would sigh to himself, like I do. What should I do? I don’t stay out of my room or listen to music for an entire day.</p>
<p>oh christ really?</p>
<p>You really need to read the CC threads about the horrible, smelly, dirty, stealing, inconsiderate roommates to give you some perspective.
Cut him a break.
Block it out of your mind.
and breathe…</p>
<p>come on guys this has to be sarcasm. it is like the most stereotypical cc post ever</p>
<p>Dude I know how annoying it is! My roommate would do the same thing! She was always in a crisis about wanting to get married, her grades, trying to take time off of school to elope, wanting a baby, etc. She was a nutcase.</p>
<p>But she’d always just sit there sighing really loud. It would seriously drive me insane. I used to imitate her even louder, but she never noticed. Sometimes I’d turn around and be like “Is there something wrong?”. But I really don’t think she ever realized what she was doing. I would just leave the room. I couldn’t handle all the negative energy and whining. But trust me, I wanted to punch her in the face.</p>
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<p>Confront, or continue to implicitly permit it.</p>
<p>■■■■■. I have the exact same problem. I think my roommate sighs because I stay in the room a lot, so she wants me to ■■■■. Too bad, I’m not budging. 
Well… if it does bother you (like it does for me), I do think that blocking out the sound by listening to music is the easiest fix.</p>