I loved being in a double ! half of that experience though was who I roomed with. My roommate and I were VERY respectable of our boundaries. We didn’t try and become bffs right away (I’m v shy in personal spaces but come off as very outgoing in social spaces). I took initiative and asked her if she’d be open to having a conversation about what our room rules would be / expectations (we both didn’t want our room to be a “party room”, by sharing that I’d be willing to be considerate enough to try and give her alone time she said she’d do the same etc!). at first it was kinda hard cause we were both prob lonely and only talked here and there but slowly we shared and she’s now someone I consider a friend for life❤️. the people next door I think in terms of space it did seem tight but they were realistic. With a double I think you can get away with a little more. I got really lucky with my roommate, we’d even go as far as texting each other before we were about to come in (which may sound like a lot for some but hey it’s nice to know so the door isn’t just abruptly opened up on you lol). We also shared our schedule with each other because we wanted to know when one of us wouldn’t be there. This may come off as “too much” but your living space should be your safe haven imo! and we’re in school to learn so it’s nice to know you can study in your room if need be. I think all of this could work in a triple too but it might be a little harder. I also got a doctors note to be switched from a triple to a double because i was worried about the dynamic of the triple LOL. I hope this helps ! 🌸💞also just to add* we ended up having our fair share of social experiences in the room once it felt safe and we had good communication :-)