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1 Establish some basic rules. The first thing you should do with your new roommate is to sit down and establish a short list of rules. This is a give-and-take conversation, so first list the most important things that each of you expects. Include how to divide the bills, who pays for what, policies regarding guests, cleaning schedule, and anything else you can think of.

2 Don't borrow without asking. Your roommate might have the cutest top that hasn't been worn in ages, but that doesn't give you the right to wear it without asking. She might be saving it for a special occasion. Ask permission first, and always honor her wishes. If she gives you permission, and you spill something on it, pay to have it professionally cleaned. If that doesn't work, replace the item.
Respect the other person's space. Everyone has a need for some personal space, regardless of how outgoing she is, so avoid intruding on the other person's.
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Follow the Golden Rule. Before you take any questionable action regarding your roommate, stop and think about how you feel if the tables were turned. Following the Golden Rule can save your relationship.
Be respectful when inviting guests. Whether you are having someone over for a dinner party or an overnight stay, it's always a good idea to discuss this with your roommate. Unless you are co-hosting a party or other event, never expect your roommate to share in the entertainment or expenses.
Clean up your own messes. If you make a mess, clean it up. Don't expect your roommate to help clean up after a party, unless the two of you cohosted it. You also shouldn't leave the mess for the next day because the other person shouldn't have to face dirty dishes and crumbs when she gets up in the morning. If you share a bathroom, keep your personal belongings neat and in order.

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