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I am living in hostel. My room mate is very ill mannered. He does not obey class teachers. His class performance is very week. Last month when his parents came to hostel, they told me take care of him. He belongs to rich family and alone child of his parents. He also uses abuse language when taking with seniors. His negative behavior with teachers can also affect my class performance. How can I help him?

I really appreciate your thinking that you are trying to help your friend irrespective of his ill manners. First of all you must understand his problem. As he is only child of rich parents it may be possible that due to the negligence of his parents he has developed such habits. Try to make him happy and accompany him most of the time. Encourage him in various outdoor activities, sports and other interesting hobbies. This will surely help him. You can also take help of a good counselor or psychiatrist.

Posted by: Ricky

You can help your friend by talking to him when he is in good mood. You should make him understand that this type of behavior can cause a lot of trouble to him in future. Take him to a good counselor for help. There are also various boot camps and military boarding schools for such type of aggressive teens. You can suggest this help option to your friend’s parents.

Posted by: Borris

Hi this is Xavier; your problem is very serious. You must talk to your friend about why he behaves such an ill-mannered person in hostel and school. You have to tell him the truth that no one likes him in the hostel including teachers and seniors. If he continued with the same then he would be thrown out from the hostel. You are the only person who can show him the right path.

Posted by: Xavier

The problem your friend is facing is not minor problem. Whatever he does your name will also come with him. The only thing you can do is call his parent and tell all the things to his parents. Talk to him in front of his parents that why he is behaving such an ill-manner. All his activities will also affects your performance in class.

Posted by: Thomas

You can find a help for your friend from a book called ‘Help at any cost’. This book reveals the best possible practical help options for your friend. Also, take him to a counselor that can help you to find help for him. Ask his parents to provide him with the treatment according to his problem.

Posted by: matt

Ill mannered teens are common these days. I can understand how difficult it would have been for you to live with such a room mate. Your roommate seems to be a troubled teen. You should talk to him freely and should tell him what is right and what is wrong. Take an expert advice, if required.

Posted by: Natasha

I am very happy to that you want to help an ill mannered teen. You have to make him understand that no one like his behavior. Your friend should change his behavior. You have to carefully help him otherwise it can effect your reputation.

Posted by: Matthew

Your friend condition is not ok. You should talk about him to his parents. You should tell them about his behavior in front of him. His parents can take help of counselor or psychiatrist. Boot camp is also a good option for the solution of your friend’s problem.

Posted by: Natasha

I think your friend is in some what distress. So, better to try to explain him about his behavior with their parents and teachers was not impressive and not good. If it is not possible try with all your friends and make him to try to understand the situation. I think you have to take some pain in order to change your best friend. What do you say?

Posted by: Madison

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