As we enter Senior year, it slowly but surely becomes a reality that becoming a real human is approaching. I don't know about you, but the thought of being done with college forever and having to face the world as if you haven't spent the last 4 years intoxicated, and only making it to class a few times a week seems like quite the hurdle. Not to mention, I keep forgetting that I am actually a senior and every time I remember I feel like I am being punched in the face. As we move our stuff into our little home away from home for the last and final time, you may catch yourself having these thoughts.
1. Why didn't anyone tell me that happily strutting around with my lanyard freshman year was A REALLY BAD IDEA
2. That whole "becoming a real human after college" thing is a myth right???
3. What is an appropriate age to stop visiting your old school once you graduate?
4. My landlord will have to drag me out if he thinks I'm actually leaving.
5. Is "trying" a thing this year since I'm basically alumni now?
6. I guess I can finally stop eating instant mac and cheese now that I am moving home... and join a gym? No. One big step at a time.
7. How many relatives are going to ask me what my plans are for the future?
8. Is taking another few years off to figure out what I want to be allowed?
9. Ugh I wish I could relive just ONE freshman year party.
