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How to rearrange your room
Ask permission first.
Before you go shifting around your bed or other furniture, make sure you have the go-ahead from parents, partners, roommates, or landlords, to make sure it's ok to move stuff around. This can also be a good opportunity to ask for a helping hand when moving time comes.
Options: (A). The fewer people will feel like they're dealing with the pressure to move everything, the better. If you can split the room with someone you're not close with, or lease a share, now may be a good time to go.; (B). Don't attempt to move especially large furniture by yourself. If you're going to try to move a big dresser or a bed, you need at least one other person to help you, and preferably more.; (C). It can help even the smallest added hassle because you'll get both your parents permission and help from a trusted friend or family member. Don't leave last-minute stuff sitting around! Put things in your closet, if you own one.; (D). To rearrange your room, you'll have to tell a trusted adult what needs to be moved and look forward to them making an official request. Try rearranging the furniture manually.;
(B).