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To The Girl Who Thinks Everyone Had A Better Spring Break Than Her

We can at least try to make ourselves feel better, right?

Mazie Zuniga
Mar 27, 2018
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To The Girl Who Thinks Everyone Had A Better Spring Break Than Her
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Ah, yes, it's that time of year again! It's spring break, and you're wondering how your fellow classmates are affording these big vacations.

All of a sudden everyone has money to travel, and you're wondering how you got left behind. Well, don't you worry, because here are a few points as to why it's better that you stayed home this break!

1. Saved Money

Instead of going out and spending tons of money on the vacation alone, you'll be more financially stable at the end of spring break.

2. Got To Sleep In Your Own Bed

Hotel beds can be a hit or miss. Plus, you don't know how clean or comfy they are.

3. Didn't Have To Worry About Crazy Sunburns

Being out in the sun all day, you tend to forget to reapply sunscreen. By being at home, you won't have to worry about being burnt to a crisp.

4. Didn't Get The Post Vacation Depression

How can you be sad when you never left, right?

5. Didn't Have To Be Around Strangers

Now you don't have to worry about being around overly drunk or obnoxious people.

6. Didn't Have To Stress About Getting "Vacation Ready"

There's no need to worry about packing or being stressed about your "vacation look."

7. Didn't Have A Dirty Room Because You Didn't Want to Unpack

We all do it. You're too lazy to unpack so you just work around your suitcase and your room becomes a disaster.

We all wish we could travel and go on big vacations with our friends, but sometimes, our bank account doesn't always cooperate. Hopefully, these points help you shine a little bit of light on your spring break situation.

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