17. It’s an excellent reason to host a party. 16. It’s a holiday that celebrates an underdog victory. The Mexican Army won in the Battle of Puebla, where they fought against the French. 15. It’s the day after Star Wars day, so we can claim the force is responsible for our hangover. 14. It’s a day of drinks and dancing. What could possibly be better?
Some people find parties to be exhilarating, filled with excitement, friends, and loud music. Others, like myself, are secretly eighty years old on the inside and would like nothing more than to sip a cup of tea and pet cats every Friday for the rest of my life. However, sometimes, these others are placed or put themselves in less than desirable social situations, and end up being the party wallflower, watching, and only judging a little. 17. “I could party… or I could watch Friends again on Netflix.” 16. “It’s Friday, I think my laptop is concerned for my wellbeing – I should go out.” 15. “What do the kids wear at parties nowadays? Are jeans still a thing?” 14. “This many people in one room is definitely a fire hazard.”
20. When you stumble home after a night of partying. 19. When you’re a senior and realize you’re finally almost done with school. (Unless you decide to go to grad school.) 18. When that one person in your class keeps asking questions about everything. 17. When you finally finish your midterms/finals and can feel all the stress leaving your body. 16. Realizing your parents can’t dictate your every move any more because you live on campus and not at home.
Planning a study abroad trip and actually going on it are two entirely different things. When you’re planning the trip you’re more likely to focus on the logistics as well as all of the places you plan on traveling and all of the friends you’re going to make. On the other hand, you spent so long fantasizing about how amazing everything is going to be that when you board your plane and realize that it’s actually beginning there’s all sorts of new worries that pop into your head. Eventually you’ll get the hang of it and have the time of your life, but here are ten things you’ll probably worry about within the first few weeks of your study abroad. 10. Being the only American in your class. The people will by no means treat you like you’re an outcast, but they might talk about your accent or ask you what it’s like
Alright let’s break it down.. Boys, girls know how to read in between the lines just as easily as you can. With that being said there are a few phrases that girls know the exact meaning behind.. Every single time and we’re tired of hearing them! These phrases are used so often between guys we see right through them, yes there is a chance you’re actually being genuine about it… but come on! Test the waters and take a chance for once, stop using these phrases! There will always be a fear of getting together with someone new, but chances are you’re going to miss out on something great. 8. “It’s not you, it’s me”- Classic…. Guys are always blaming their own self to get out of it. 7. “You’re too good of a girl/ too good for me”- What does this even mean? Shouldn’t you be happy that you scored a super
