You would think that students in medical school would be mature individuals who exhibit the utmost level of professionalism and integrity considering that is what the medical profession demands of all individuals involved. This is not the case.
Since I have been here in medical school I cannot tell you how friendly and non-competitive it has been here. Regardless of hundreds of Type A personalities galavanting around the campus, I have yet to run into many people who are immature or mean. People seem very collaborative and friendly; exactly the type of environment in which I strive to learn.
Having said this, I am slightly disappointed in my roommmate. We were getting along very well and now....well....she refuses to talk to me. Without going into too many details, I basically had said that I was going to study with her and then found out that it would be much more productive and helpful to study with other people since they are more at my level of knowledge and plus, they are my friends, and I like to hang out with them. Well, I told my roommate this, and she decided that I was being irrational and giving her the shaft, and I was a terrible person. Needless to say she flew off the handle, screamed and cried at me (let me mention that I was extremely calm and mature about this while she was doing this)... and now she is no longer talking to me.
*sighs*
Honestly, I was nice about it and she was being immature, but on the other hand, it really does suck to have sombody 'hate' you and not talk to you when you share an apartment with them. Talk about tension. I am still polite to her and she basically ignores me. I have come to the conclusion that can't try to understand some people; especially bipolar girls with issues.
The end.
(of my vent)
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