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Back To School As Told By Friends

"So no one told you life was [stopping because we have school tomorrow]?"

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Back To School As Told By Friends
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It doesn't matter if it's August or January. We have the same back to school feelings at the beginning of each semester. There are lots of feelings, emotions, primarily of sadness and longing for a longer break, but deep down there are always positives we find with the return to school. I think Friends tell it best. Just look below. No spoiler alerts should be given. And if there are, sorry not sorry. It's a show you should have watched by the end of freshmen year of college. Not that old? Well get ahead of the average game.

1. Waking up the first day too exhausted to do anything and not really knowing what you put on to wear.

2. When the first thing the teacher says is "let's go around the room and introduce ourselves with a fun fact."

3. Continually questioning why 8 AM classes exist, and why you always choose to enroll in them.

4. All the cute boys that you somehow have never seen before break.

5. Finding out you share one or more classes with your best pals.

6. Going to sleep the night before and wondering where your break went.

7. Realizing you have .25 seconds before the teacher walks in but you forgot to tell your friend the embarrassing thing that happened to your older brother.

8. Realizing you coming back to school meant that you are back with the ultimate squad of people who you couldn't imagine doing life without.

9. But no matter what good you find positive in going back to school, we are all Ross the night before/the morning of/the remainder of the semester:

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