Do you miss your college days?

[guaybanex]

I loved college. But I wouldn't go back and do it again b/c I've loved my life since college as well. I hated high school; college was where I had the most fun, formed amazing friendships.

 

[stiletto]

I'm currently living them (my college days, that is). Much better than highschool. More offbeat, eccentric, or intellectual people... which is something I can relate to.

Over all, it's alright, but I need to move to a bigger city. My hometown (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada) sucks for gays... and there aren't that many interesting people.

I'm thinking of moving to Montreal, though French may be an issue. Either that, or some place in BC so I can enjoy nature (the mountains, the ocean, a more favorable climate.)

 

[Yuki Sohma]

Do you miss your college days?

Not sure I guess sometimes I miss seeing friends ........so I guess it is a yes........

 

[DiamondSkin]

God, yes.

College is and will be the best time of my life.

All the parties, all the drama, all the friends, and all the hot dorm room sex! LOL!

I graduated last year and there's no comparision.

Sure I'm making alot more money but I would trade it all to go back in time to my Freshmen year and do it all over again.

Make sure you study abroad! There's no other time in your life you can travel so freely!

I only got two weeks of vacation days per year... *sigh*

 

[Fucker29]

when i started my senior year, i couldn't wait to finish...
but now with 2 months to go until graduation - i'm already starting to get alittle emo.

i'll definitely miss college life - i've met and made so many great friends here. it's been such a great experience!

adrian come visit and spend the night if you need another college fix...or a BJ...um, fix

Aww! Does hubby need some comforting? Maybe some blowjob followed by cuddling?

 

[DiamondSkin]

Ummmm yeah, I'll get back to you in about two and a half years and let you know how it all went.


So far..................at least I'm still not in high school hell anymore. I don't share living quarters with anyone so that's been cool.

Hmmmm, what else?







Nah, I'm sure I won't miss it come graduating time.

Yes, you will.

What comes after college?

Waking up at 6am in the morning.

Ironing your suit and tie.

Getting in the car for an hour commute.

Stop at Starbucks for a coffee.

Go to work.

Kiss your boss' ass.

Try to tolerate your co-workers.

FINALLY. It's five, and you have to take an hour commute back.

Do errands like groceries and dry-cleaning.

Eat dinner, go to gym.

Than go to bed at 11pm to start it all over again tomorrow.

Welcome to the rest of your mind-numbingly boring life.....

 

[martin6]

I work 50 hours per week in a smelly restaurant in Hickstown, Florida. I'm constantly stressed and have permanent bags under my eyes. My face gets greasy from sweating all day and my feet will never smell normal again. I work with drug addicts, criminals, and just plain fucking idiots.

And in all seriousness, I don't miss college one little bit.

 

[btiger]

I enjoyed my time in college but I find now that I've graduated I miss my friends that I don't get to see anymore more than anything else. I miss having everyone right there. I'm hoping to get to go back to grad school this next school year and I look forward to meeting new people.

 

[DiamondSkin]

Sadly, if you just replace the kissing the boss' ass with the professor's ass, I'm already living that mind-numbingly boring life to almost an exact T.

If wasn't for my morning Valium and Xanax cocktail everyday, I dunno how I'd cope with such monotony at a young age.

Well, good lord. You need to get wasted at a college party, get high with the college hippies, do something really stupid in the dorm room hallways and study abroad like it's nobody's business.

 

[DiamondSkin]

I enjoyed my time in college but I find now that I've graduated I miss my friends that I don't get to see anymore more than anything else. I miss having everyone right there. I'm hoping to get to go back to grad school this next school year and I look forward to meeting new people.

Whoever said you would make new friends at work is a goddamn liar.

I work for a financial investment firm and ALL my co-workers are twice my age. I'm the youngest by far.

*sigh*

I'm hoping to take grad school courses next winter when I have the cash.

 

[btiger]

Seriously. I moved to a small town 15 hours away from home. I have a few friends that I've made here but nothing like what I had back home and I've lived here for four years now. Time for a change...

 

[Fucker29]

i could use a good release
you of all people know how stressed i've been lately
so work your magic babe

Oh I'll work my magic on you allright. Don't you worry. I'll drain the all the magic out of that wand of yours.

 

[LilBit]

All this professor-hating is making Li'l Bit sad.

 

[Fucker29]

I'm a registered L7, so getting high any time soon is definitely out.

And me with my unstable, irrational personality- wasted? No no no no no. I'm a threat to society sober, I can't even imagine myself liquored up and out of my mind. There'd probably would even be a university left standing, let alone a dorm room once I'm finished.


Not to mention, I'd be doing a whole lot more than studying if I ever went abroad. Probably give up school altogether and live the rest of my days as some Russian businessman's personal mail-order sex slave. On second thought, that sounds quite erotic doesn't it? Foreign exchange, here I come!

Trust me...it is heaven!

 

[Fucker29]

Joking aside, I think it is something that I really need to check into. I'm too much of a homebody and I need to do something drastic to overcome my fears of being in strange and new places.

And it's not even like I have friends or much of a family that I'd be leaving behind. There's nothing stopping me or in my way but myself and my own insecurities.

Yes, yes I shall go away and hopefully never return. Too many asswipes around here anyways, I could use a change in scenery.

Studying abroad usually is life changing. You're on your own, away from your country, from your country and everything that's familiar and you're used to...in the beginning is a little scary 'cause you're truly on your own far from everyone who usually support and help you...you feel kinda lost, like someone suddenly took the rug under your feet. But soon you'll get used to it and start making your life there.

I say DO IT!!! It'll be so awesome, trust me! POWER TO YOU!!!

 

[Joshua_me]

I work with drug addicts, criminals, and just plain fucking idiots.

And those are just the customers !

 

[gdude30]

College sucked.

Trying to make a freaking phone call and some girls would go,

"ROMG HE HAS A GIRLFRIEND"

...

Some of the people were really annoying there too. The jocks were somewhat loud at night and always played their music loud to drown out every sound in the dorms. Ugh my god the bathrooms were horrible.

The only thing I liked was being int he dorm by myself, doing shopping on my own, being able to stay up as late as I like, and a friend or two i had there.

But then again this was just one college. Hopefully next time I can have better college days..

 

[honooryuu]

im still in college so theres nothing to miss. im actually enjoying my time here though

 

[skinnedrat]

I'm in year 5(the last thank god) and I think that as of now I can say, no I will not miss this at all. I am so mentally checked out of this place that I am on auto pilot. I just want my degree and a job its not even funny.

I have been done for a while, but was too close to being done to quit so I am just pushing through now. Moving as fast and as far from this place as possible. In all reality I doubt I will use my degree for long. I am too burned out on everything I am doing. Sad, but true.

 

[Huskerboy]

I miss college at times... especially the social stuff. Whenever I get to feeling a little melancholy about it all, I remember how friggin' broke I was and that seems to help!