Can't stand the ego's here!!

<p>So here's the thing. I'm an approachable and pleasant person, and I like meeting new people. But I can't stand orientation week, and so I'm going to skip it.</p>

<p>The reason is that everybody is so fake and boisterous, as if they were trying to put up fake fronts just so they don't get judged. But I don't blame them -- I would probably do the same when forced in the same situation.</p>

<p>And the clubbing. Ugh. Can a freshman ever appreciate a female's beauty without yelling to his friends about how hot she is? Does doing so make him the "alpha male"?</p>

<p>I'll give it a month for people to settle back into their own comfort zones and stop acting like somebody they're not. Then maybe they'll open their hearts to genuine relationships.</p>

<p>I stay fake for much longer than a month. You got to give it more like 3 or 4 months.</p>

<p>Eh I never yell to my friends about how hot a girl is but I will point her out to friends. It’s probably a subconscious need for validation or something, a check to make sure you’re scouting out women who are actually hot and not just beer-goggles-hot.</p>

<p>The term is “grenades” and if they are low to the ground they are “landmines.”</p>

<p>Leggo my eggo.</p>

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<p>Hahahahahaha</p>