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Input: So here's the rundown. I'm currents in the midst of my first year at college, and I live in a suite style room. So for reference this is a shared common space with a bunch of other room which can be either single or double. So I'm pretty good friends with 5 of my 6 suite-mates, and we all want to live together next year is the same situation.  The other guy is just very shy and doesn't come out much. So, fast forward a bit I meet my friend in question, let's call him Tyler. So Tyler is a good guy, but he can be a little much at times. It seems like he has really high standards for what is clean and what isn't. For context, I'm extremely messy, so that's one thing I thought would be a little much for Tyler. Tyler also isn't the most agreeable guy at times which in small doses doesn't bother me very much, but can get annoying at times. My suite mates echo this sentiment as well. So we decided it would be best that, we not live with Tyler for fear of his idiosyncrasies causing resentment between us and him. Tyler has been struggling recently with some outside factors, and though he hasn't explicitly stated it I'm sure he has some other mental issues as well. In short he's had a pretty hard life and bares the scars at times. 

  

So about 3 weeks ago one of the members of my suite mates and Tyler had a mini falling out, and we thought he hated us for a while. So we went ahead and asked another guy who we knew pretty well if he wanted to room with us. He said yes, and that was it. I tried really hard to reconnect with Tyler and eventually did. He started hanging out in our suite again and everything was back to normal. Fast forward about a week and Tyler texted my suite mate, if he still needed another guy in the suite. He told him that we already found someone else, and Tyler was fuming. Since then he hasn't talked to any of us. I even see him in the halls, and he ignores me. If he seems me taking the stairs, he'll take the elevator to avoid me. I still want to be friends with Tyler just not his roommate. If you need any additional context just ask in the comments, and I'd be more than happy to respond. I just want to get this whole situation sorted out.

not wanting to room with one of my friends at college