Are you annoyed with your day-to-day grind? I know it feels hard to break free from when you’re so busy on weekdays.However, do something different: this is what these four experimental years of debt accumulation are for.
Complacency has run rampant. If you’re in Greek life, nearly every piece of clothing you wear is of your organization. You immerse yourself in collectivism and lose the personal touch.
Ah, it’s spring term. Where you don’t start off the semester with swamp-ass in excruciating heat, and all the hassle of moving in (unless you were abroad).
I will never understand why certain people endure the entire length of a movie that is objectively bad (of course art is subjective, but Transformers 2 is crap and not art -- unless you consider mass theft to be an art form) and will never crack a smile or look involved throughout, but they will fight to the death for argument's sake afterwards that they were extremely satisfied.
I see the perks in joining a frat: partying, stumbling across some good people and meeting more women. But I don’t see the value in pretending to be friendly with “brothers” I’m not particularly fond of, just because they’re under the same roof and sign semester checks to the same recipient. Also, chill out on the brotherhood.
I really abhor when I’m out and attempting to make moves on a girl but one of her friends in the group in particular, void of any stimulation or flirtation for the night, hones in decides to be the bearer of her own, conjured bad news. “Yeah my friend isn’t interested, so you best step off” is something this person would likely say, taking all her pent up, accumulated anger out on me for doing such an innocent act as showing interest in her friend in a genuine way who otherwise was receptive up until that point.
People love to camp out. Instead of enjoying the outdoors, however, most camping trips actually entail waiting lines for anything from movies to video games.
When I think about it, it’s rather baffling that on one’s birthday, a flood of wall notifications comes in from virtually everyone, mostly strangers or brush-up acquaintances, who send their “best wishes.”
