<p>Hey all. I'm a college sophomore who had not the greatest roommate experience last year, though I could have had a lot worse. Basically I was set up with a nice guy who was also really weird and awkward. We also lived in a suite with two other guys who could give less than two ****s about me, which I get. </p>
<p>But then for this year I decided to do the dorms again rather than live on my own. So I chose to live in a standard triple. I got to pick my room since I am a continuing student. I saw that two people were already in one of the rooms and figured that two people separately chose that room. I wanted to be with sophomores rather than freshman, so I chose it, too. </p>
<p>Fast-forward to today, when I've been waiting to find out who my roommates are for the past 3 months. Then I find out that my roommates were already roommates last year and decided to room together again, which is cool. But I can't help but feel that this is a little unfair to me, since I will be the one who doesn't know either of them. All the while, they've gotten to know each other over the past year. I was hoping to make friends with my roommates, and I'm not saying that I can't or won't. But why decide to room in a triple if you're already going to live with someone you know? </p>
<p>Basically I just want to know if I should be worried that I'll be left out and if I should try to switch rooms or not. I don't mean to sound like a spoiled brat, but I really just have rotten luck when it comes to these things. I want this year to be so much better than last year was, and I don't know if this configuration will let that happen.</p>