We have all online shopped, and we have all went through these stages, too. Stage 8: Realization You may have panicked a bit, but it was a great experience overall. Stage 7: Instant Regret Who needs a place to live when you have shoes? Wait, that doesn’t sound right.
If you’re a concert lover then you’ve probably had to make the decision (multiple times) of whether to save money for textbooks and school supplies or to buy those tickets you’ve been dying for. There must be a compromise somewhere down the line, but for now we’ll just have to face the struggles of being a concert lover. 10. You find out there’s a show you really want to go to, but you have a prior commitment. You wish you could reschedule everything because you’ve been dying to go to a show, but you can’t just cancel your plans at the drop of a hat (You could, but that’s not nice). You can slowly feel your heart breaking because you don’t know when their next show is. 9. There’s more than one show on the same day at the same time and you want to go to both. If it was up to you, you would just run back and forth between the shows.
There are a variety of emotions that we all feel when studying. Sometimes you’ll be confident in yourself, sometimes you’ll be lazy, sometimes you’ll be mad because you can’t seem to grasp onto the concepts, other times you’re not even studying, etc. But if you’re anything like me, you end up sending emojis to people more than you actually study. 7. When you first start studying. You realize you have plenty of time to study and you’re confident that you’ll ace the exam you have coming up. Since you have so much time and you’re sure you’ll do well, you end up spending most of your time in conversations with friends, watching Netflix, or anything else to kill time before you actually need to start studying. 6. When you realize it’s later than you thought. You thought you had plenty of time to study, but then you realized that your time slipped away from you and now you
Let’s be honest, we’ve all have a time where we take a step back, evaluate and realize that we’re being basic. I say own it. Summer’s over, the air is getting that Autumnal chill and classes are starting to pick up. It’s time to break into the untouched parts of our closets and embrace our long forgotten wardrobe, switching short sleeves for long. Fall has a certain je ne sais quoi… the leaves change on campus and instantly everything feels cozy. 5. Candles There’s nothing better than walking into a room and being greeted by scents that instantly remind you of cooler weather and the colorful leaves outside. There’s something about Bath and Body Works candles that just get what the season smells like. So get in the spirit, cuddle up in bed and let your room smell great.
Being 20 is hard. In the wise words of Britney Spears, “I’m not a girl, not yet a woman.” We’re caught between wanting to act like adults and do “adulty” things but we also still call our moms to ask if we can microwave plastic. We’re still in school- partying and drinking like animals (even though we aren’t legally allowed to yet)-but yet we’re supposed to be preparing ourselves for the “real world.” Here are a list of things that are hard about being 20: 15. Having no money, yet expecting to live like the Kardashians. 14. Always being tired. 13. We’re not teenagers anymore! But we’re still not old enough to drink.
