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Input: So I'm having some problems with my roommate. I was put in the pool for a random roommate this year and I got a roommate that is honestly pretty cool. We have some similar interests and at first he didn't do anything annoying other than stay up till 3-4 AM on his iPad, but even then it's his room too and I sleep just fine with lights.

After the first week though, it got bad. For the first month he refused to lock the door because he didn't understand how the lock works (found out after I solved this). I had to talk to him about locking the door when no one is in the dorm 3 times before he finally said he didn't know how to lock the door. It took him a month to learn to lock the door. Fortunately, he started locking it.

On top of that first incident, he sets 3 or 4 alarms every morning (depending on MWF or TR) and wakes up to all of them and crawls back in bed after turning them off, waking me up every 15 minutes. I've asked him if he can stop that cause it's waking me up and a bit irritating, but he simply responded "It's how I wake up."

He also chews with his mouth open and extremely loudly. Like, I can hear it across the room with my headphones on with music playing loud. I can't hear my girlfriend talking to me if she's right next to me when I have my headphones on. I've asked him to stop because it makes me feel queesy and a bit ill and he stops for a bit, but the next day he'll be chewing gum or food super loud again. 

In addition, he likes to play guitar in the tiny room, which I'm honestly fine with cause my headphones block it out... until it's quiet hours and he's still playing and we get people banging on the walls cause he's keeping them up and then the RA makes announcements about quiet hours cause of it. He still won't stop. We have a soundproofed room that is a "study room" but everyone uses it to play instruments instead, but he won't go there. 

Lastly, he's extremely messy. I'm not the cleanest person ever, but he's scarily messy. Like, couple week old pizza boxes on the floor type messy. I told him it's fine so long as I can't smell it or it stays on his side of the room. He's usually good about that, but sometimes he slowly starts to annex my side of the room with his garbage and other stuff and I have to push it back so that my side can stay reasonably clean. 

He also comes in drunk most Friday nights, which isn't an issue usually, but I've had to let him in the building late at night before because he loses his card to get in or he needs someone to help him get in without being caught.

I don't know what to do about any of this because I actually genuinely get along with him, but he's difficult to live with because he wont listen when I ask him politely to stop. I'm thinking of going to the RA about it because I don't want to be aggressive and piss off the guy I'm gonna be living with for another semester. WIBTA if I go to the RA about my issues with him? (other than the drunk part cause I don't want him to get in any legal trouble or anything). If going to the RA is bad, does anyone have any advice for what else to do?

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