<p>srabiee, theres a ton of stuff to do, I mean honestly if you want you can come pass out with us on the quad tommorow while we wait to get bikes if you wanna tag along. I’m in new/north so if you know anyone over here or wanna come just hit me up before thursday morning.</p>
<p>Racin, I’m the same way, there are a few close friends at home, but over here I’m just much tighter with people. My roommates the man, and all my friends over here are just tight.</p>
<p>fa-la, I think that it’s not optimism that makes us happy, it’s acceptance. You won’t stay friends with everyone forever, and if you really wanna pursue your own dreams than you gotta make moves, you can’t wait around because your friends have their own worldview and they are never going to have the same exact goals as you, and that’s whats so sick about college, everyone can do their own thing because that’s what life is; making choices.</p>
<p>Finally, piezor’s right, all the weird people we know are people who you can tell really don’t think you should be talking to them. It freaks people out. Liven up, everyone has something to offer to this world, you’re no different, people feel generally the same, we all get nervous, sad, upset, etc, theres no point in acting like you are so far apart from the human race that people won’t want to talk to you.</p>
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<p>I don’t think it’s a matter of judging, a party doesn’t have to be 1000 people deep. A party is a SOCIAL GATHERING. That’s it. If you are with three people you are in a party of people. Whenever there are people gathered and socializing it’s a party. </p>
<p>I don’t really see how dancing (one of the oldest human arts), music (again, another integral part of human life with many different offerings to hundreds of people), and socializing is shallow or frustrating. You don’t have to dance, but you can enjoy watching people, and I don’t think I’ve ever met someone who said they don’t like any music at all. Again though, a party doesn’t have to be all that, it can be four friends rocking smash for all anyone cares . </p>
<p>And I think what you last said is what makes me so happy. I’ve already learned to longboard, been on tv, met a ton of people, already gained a new perspective on life, and learned to interact with people on a new level and there’s still basically FOUR years left. </p>
<p>I’ve already had some good, funny/embarassing (i tripped and fell in front of a group of girls HORRIBLY today lmao), and even a little sad (a friend thought something happened that was cleared up) moments here and I’m looking forward to every single one.</p>
<p>This is just for 2012, no matter where you are you guys should really be making the best of where you’re going, I understand why people stress college so much.</p>
which shouldn’t be too difficult from what I hear from you so far.
ahaha oh the freshies</p>