<p>My suite mates are complaining that I don't hang out with them anymore. I have tons of schoolwork to do, which is much more important. They party two to three times a week, spend most of their time watching TV, and not getting work done. I have afternoon classes, so I don't hang out with them like I used to, and I'm head deep in school work. So because of that, I spend the most of my time cooped upped in my room getting work done, my roommate too. When, I'm done I talk with my other friends. I'm just tired of them, because they seem immature, and not focused on school, but on non-academic things. Last semester, I used to hang with them often, but I didn't have much work and I was being nice. </p>
<p>Their too attached. Like if I went to eat in the dining hall by myself, it would be an issue because I didn't eat with them. They ALWAYS have to eat in a group, I want to eat when I'M hungry. They have to know, where I go, who I hang out with, and what I'm doing once I walk out the door. Its frustrating, I love being independent, if I wanted that. I could have just went to a local college. I want to transfer (for other reasons), and never see or contact them again. I really don't like them, and I hope me not hanging with them can get the message. But, what should I do? Because If I say I need space, they will call me "fake". If I say I'm doing work, they call me "anti-social". They seem to be stuck in the high school mentality.</p>