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    Gabriel shares his experiences living in a dormitory as a first time dorm resident. Some of the adjustments he had to make were getting used to sharing a room with multiple people, following the dorm's schedule for meals instead of eating whenever he wanted at home, and having his room take turns getting food from the kitchen on specific days. He also had to get accustomed to people of different religions praying in the mornings and occasional spooky encounters in the new environment. While he has met many new friends, most relationships only extended to greetings and not deep friendships. He learned the importance of solidarity through a prank about a missing friend.

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    Gabriel shares his experiences living in a dormitory as a first time dorm resident. Some of the adjustments he had to make were getting used to sharing a room with multiple people, following the dorm's schedule for meals instead of eating whenever he wanted at home, and having his room take turns getting food from the kitchen on specific days. He also had to get accustomed to people of different religions praying in the mornings and occasional spooky encounters in the new environment. While he has met many new friends, most relationships only extended to greetings and not deep friendships. He learned the importance of solidarity through a prank about a missing friend.

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    Experience in Dormitory

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    Gabriel shares his experiences living in a dormitory as a first time dorm resident. Some of the adjustments he had to make were getting used to sharing a room with multiple people, following the dorm's schedule for meals instead of eating whenever he wanted at home, and having his room take turns getting food from the kitchen on specific days. He also had to get accustomed to people of different religions praying in the mornings and occasional spooky encounters in the new environment. While he has met many new friends, most relationships only extended to greetings and not deep friendships. He learned the importance of solidarity through a prank about a missing friend.

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    Name : Gabriel Christo Batuah

    NIM : 231021012
    Majoring : Enviromental Sanitation

    EXPERIENCE IN DORMITORY
    Hi! I'm Gabriel Christo Batuah, but you can call me Gabriel, in line with the dormitory life
    theme. This time, I want to share about my experiences in the dormitory. Ready?
    Before this, I'd never stayed in a dormitory, so this is my first experience. There are so
    many differences from my life at home. In one room, there can be many people. Initially, I was
    alone in my room, but now it's bustling, and I have to understand their personalities and
    behaviors. Also, there's a schedule for meals in the dormitory. Unlike at home where I could eat
    whenever. Here, there are fixed times for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. If you're late, you miss the
    meal, which was new to me. Also, every day, my room has a scheduled time to get food from the
    dormitory kitchen—mine's on Wednesdays.
    Since we're a mix of different religions, races, and ethnicities, every morning they perform
    their prayers. Sometimes, mentors knock on doors to wake them up. It occasionally wakes me up
    too, but it doesn't bother me because I can also help wake them.
    Then, there's something almost everyone experiences: spooky encounters. Why do I say
    almost everyone? Because it's a new place, and we're not familiar with it yet. I've had a spooky
    incident. I was lying in bed, alone in the room, and the window was open around 6:00 PM. I
    glimpsed a dark figure that seemed to be running quickly. I shrugged it off, trying to stay
    positive about such things.
    Another experience, I've met many new friends with various personalities—some
    annoying, some indifferent, some introverted, and more. Despite that, we get to know and greet
    each other. However, it often stops at just that—we don't become close friends. Maybe our
    frequencies don't match, and in the end, in life, we only have a few true friends; the rest are just
    acquaintances.
    Oh, there was also an experience where we were pranked about a missing friend, and it
    taught us solidarity and caring for others. It was fun and added to the experience of having to
    care for each other and uphold solidarity.
    Since I'm still new, those are the experiences I've had. Perhaps in the future, there will be
    more experiences. See You In the next story!

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