For first impressions we want to seem as close to your dream girl as possible so we may hide a few minor (major) details about ourselves. There’s no harm in saving the things that would make you run away until later, right? 10. How we usually look- Let’s just say we don’t normally do our makeup, hair, and put on a skirt.
10. Black Dark Roast – There’s no messing with you. You get straight to business, no nonsense. If anyone tries to get in your way, especially in the morning there’s no telling what could come out of that situation. That long lasting energy helps get you through though.
Friends With Benefits, affectionately termed, “FWB,” are both a blessing and a curse. A famous author somewhere in the world once said that “there are two sides to every coin.” This so-called coin is easily deciphered. On one side, the sex is endlessly available, no messy feelings are involved, and no one has to feel insecure about their bodies because the attraction is inherent in how you’re interacting with one another. The flip side appears when someone decides they want to be treated as more than an easy lay. Here are ten signs that your ride along the FWB Highway needs to come to an end: 10. Getting a, “U up?” text between 11PM and 2AM causes more annoyance than excitement.
As a college student, your bank account balance typically hovers somewhere between ‘I can almost feed myself for three days’ and ‘broke af’. Scraping by with no money is an art form. It comes quite naturally to students, simply because we’ve never known anything else but the money struggle. Here are 14 habits that prove you’ve got the no-money game on lock: 14. You can make a 10-pack of ramen and a bag of microwaveable vegetables last for a week as meals. After experiencing that, fancy restaurants are never going to be your thing. 13. You aren’t ashamed to pay in change to get a Frosty from Wendy’s. 12. You’re the first to whip out a calculator when it comes to splitting checks (and you damn well double check your friend’s math too).
There are some things that only the best friend’s in our life can teach us. When I first met my best friend, her and I were in our beginning phases of childhood–kindergarten. Since then, we’ve been inseparable, despite our choosing to go to two different schools, located at the opposite ends of Massachusetts. But, just like best friends do, they always find a way to learn from each other when they’re apart from one another. 15. Eliminate the bad and stressful, and take in the good and fortifying. 14. When you’re stressed, a 30-second dance party is needed. 13. Sometimes it is the smaller things in life that will make a huge difference.
