<p>I live in a triple dorm room that is not forced, but is small. Not super small, but it's not huge. It's basically a square room with a sink area and 1 large closet and 1 small closet (i.e. for 3 people). I live on the top bunk right now, and personally, I hate it. But my roommate though I love her doesn't want the top bunk for fear of heights and my other roommate prefers her own bed which she got first claim during orientation. I'm very frustrated because I feel as though I don't have my own space- my desk and bookshelf are situated next together, but right next to my roommate's desk on the right. To get to my bed on the top bunk, I have to climb up on top of her bookshelf to climb up into my bed. I find it annoying seeing as how she also puts stuff on top of her shelf and on the steps on the bunk bed, making it hard for me to climb up. I don't have that much storage as them either, since one roommate can put things under her bed and has the biggest closet, while the other roommate with the lone bed can put things under her bed as well. I've had to put my drawers in my closet to save room and situate my bookshelf right next to my desk. Other than that, I don't really have any storage.</p>
<p>I've tried talking to them before about lofting all the beds, but one roommate literally glares at me everytime she hears about the idea of having a loft bed for herself because of her fear of heights, and the other is indifferent and sees no point in it.</p>
<p>So I'm wondering if there is any way or ideas that other students have as far as how to go about rearranging the room? Does anyone else live in a triple and how did you arrange your bed? Is there a bunk bed, did you have to loft all beds; is there a way to loft one or two beds? I'm sorry if this sounded whiny or confusing.</p>