Are you terrified of living in a PG with a roommate? Though you can live in a single-seat PG in Dwarka Delhi it would be costly for you. Also, why to waste money, if you can get cheaper shared accommodation! Here we will count some benefits of living with a roommate in PG accommodation.
A Good Company
Living solo will be really lonesome, admit it or not. A roommate can keep you a good company for dinner in PG dining room, watching the television, drinking out, watching movies, or even in cooking (if you are living in PG without food). Moreover, having a friend who can advise on some daily-life problems could be really great.
A Reliable Partner
Don’t you want some to be with you in moments of distress, or sickness? A roommate in PG can do that for you. Also, a roommate is a good partner for helping you, if you have forgotten something while leaving for office in hurry. Also, they know the whereabouts of your things so, it is easier for him or her to look for it and bring it to you if you need it outside PG. If you are lucky enough, you might end up having a friend-forever while living in a PG.
Help to Improve Social Skill
When you start living with someone other than your family, you learn tricks of socializing. Also, if you are new to the city a roommate already living there may help you know more about the people and place. A roommate increases your social circle and gains you, new friends. You learn a lot of skills such as talking, sitting, and outing which is developed by being around various people.
A Good Source of Information
If your roommate is nice she or he may be a good source of knowledge-sharing and information about various activities and fields. Many people find jobs, institutions, and courses through their roommates.
Shared Responsibilities
Worried about the laundry, or wiping the windows? They will share the burden, and wouldn’t let you feel bad. Sai Niwas PG for working boys in Dwarka offers an interactive environment to its residents to make friends, and live conveniently, or even enjoy the arty.
