10. If Something Sad Happens, You Cry 9. If Something Exciting Happens, You Cry 8. If Your Friend is Crying, You Are Definitely Crying 7. Basically, If You’re Not Sleeping, You’re Crying 6. People Always Tease You For Crying…
12 Things To Stop Apologizing For
“I’m sorry.” It’s one simple phrase and yet it holds so much meaning. So why do people throw it around so often? We seem to say I’m sorry for so many things and a lot of times it’s out of habit. While it is an appropriate thing to say in certain situations we shouldn’t just throw it around to the point where it loses all of its meaning, so here are 15 things you should stop apologizing for. 12. Crying. Crying is a natural thing that all people do. You may cry in random situations and you may cry when other people think it isn’t necessary, but you still have nothing to apologize for. Emotions are a tricky thing and sometimes you may find yourself crying a reason you absolutely cannot locate – but that’s okay! Who cares if you’re crying because your favorite fictional character died? Who cares if you’re crying because
Finals Week as Told by The Hunger Games
It’s that time of the semester where everything feels hopeless and you have no energy left. That’s right, it’s finals. Professors are piling on the work, you’re up for all hours of the night and your meal plan is down to nothing. It’s dog eat dog, and people get desperate. It’s kind of like The Hunger Games. Katniss and her crew can perfectly sum up the desperation of finals week. May the odds be ever in your favor. 13) Your professors assign a million projects, 50 papers and 100 tests in one week. 12) You don’t pay attention all semester and you have to teach yourself all the material the night before. 11) When your professor denies your request for an extension: 10) You get really familiar with the library. 9) You put absolutely zero effort into your appearance. 8) When you spend all your remaining meal points on red
The Search for an Internship as Described by The Office
If you’re a college student, no matter what your major is, you probably want to have an internship as part of your academic career. By the time you’re a junior or a senior, you kind of sort of have an idea of what you’re interested in, and an internship is a great way to try things out. Finding and getting the internship, however, is a whole adventure in itself. It definitely comes with its set of challenges. 18) Knowing where to start is the hardest part. Where do you go? Should you look online? What websites? Should you talk to a career counselor? It’s just all so confusing. 17) You question whether you have enough on your resume, or if it looks professional enough. 16) All the job postings are intimidating with the qualifications and years of experience. 15) If you go the online route, you learn very quickly
Going To The Gym Explained By A Person Who Hates Working Out
Some people really enjoy working out. They go on and on about how they get “runner’s high” and how they feel so much more energized when they go to the gym. The gym is their happy place. And that’s great for them… But not so much for me. There are many of us where the gym is pretty much hell. It’s sweaty, smelly and to be honest very intimidating. But you gotta do what you gotta do to stay somewhat in shape. Here’s the thoughts that every non-athletic, gym-hater have when they have to go to the gym: 12) First, the greatest struggle has to be actually getting yourself to go to the gym. There’s a constant back and forth as to whether it’s worth it or not. 11)Then you swipe in and you wonder if the front desk person is judging you for paying for a gym membership you barely
