You might think that you've matured into a sophisticated young adult. Those 18 years being raised by your parents have made you into a person that can (sort of) successfully make it in the real world. You're living on your own, you decide when you come home at night, and you even pay for things. You might really think that you're grown up. Well, you're wrong. Being in college is almost identical to being a young child in kindergarten in more ways than one.
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Student LifeFeb 13, 2017
23 Ways College Is Just Like Kindergarten
Except there's a lot more parties.
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20 Feelings Anyone Who Loves To Sing Has
Sometimes, we just can't help the feelings we have
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Singing is something I do all day, every day. It doesn't matter where I am or who's around. If I feel like singing, I'm going to. It's probably annoying sometimes, but I don't care -- I love to sing! If I'm not singing, I'm probably humming, sometimes without even realizing it. So as someone who loves to sing, these are some of the feelings and thoughts I have probably almost every day.
1. Wow. My voice sounds amazing with this song.
2. Okay, if you can't sing, don't do it.
3. But wait, I don't think I can be friends with someone who isn't going to jam out in the car with me.
4. Dance part in the car! Even when I'm alone. Because every song is my favorite.
5. Stop light. Act calm. Be cool.
6. Yes! Green light! Back at it!
7. I don't know this song, but I'm going to sing along anyway.
8. Why am I not famous yet?
9. Being next to someone who can't sing so you feel good about yourself because you rock!
10. OK, I'm so good. I need to sing louder so I can help these people out.
11. My voice doesn't reach some of those notes, maybe I should sit this one out.
Who am I kidding? I'll just switch octaves and harmonize randomly throughout the song.
12. Randomly bursting out in song and getting weird looks because of it.
13. God, thank you so much for giving me a good voice.
14. Man, I feel bad for people who can't sing.
15. Was I just humming? Did they hear me?
16. Having dance moves to go along with most songs.
17. Not being able to stop yourself at correcting people when they mess up.
18. Maybe I should post myself singing.
19. Nah, can't do it. Dumb idea.
20. Having my own personal concert in the shower. Every single time.
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11 Small Victories That Mean A Lot To College Students
Normal people wouldn't understand
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Being a college student is one of the most difficult task known to man. Being able to balance your school life, work life and even a social life is a task of greatness. Here's an ode to some of the small victories that mean a lot to us college students.
1. Having time to nap between classes or at all.
2. Waking up 10 minutes before your class starts and making it there in time.
3. Making it to class in general
4. Only having to hit the snooze button three times.
5. When you didn't do the homework and the teacher decides not to collect it for that day.
6. Getting that "I'm sorry, but class is cancelled" email.
7. Finding a quiet seat in the library.
8. Actually enjoying a class and understanding all of the material.
9. Having a friend to eat lunch with.
10. Finishing an assignment before the due date.
11. When there is free food on campus.
Another small victory in the eyes of college students would be just being a college student in the first place. College is not easy and it's definitely not something that everyone can do. So give yourself a pat on the back for at least trying, not everyone makes it this far. While it may be a time of sleepless nights and never ending stress, college is one of the most amazing experiences ever! Some of these little victories are the reasons why we don't give up so let's always remember to be thankful for the little things.
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6 Signs You're A Workaholic
Becuase of all things to be addicted to, you're addicted to making money.
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After turning 16, our parents start to push us to get a job and take on some responsibility. We start to make our own money in order to fund the fun we intend on having throughout the year. But what happens when you've officially become so obsessed with making money that you can't even remember the last day you had off? You, my friend, have become a workaholic. Being a workaholic can be both good and bad. It shows dedication to your job and the desire to save money. It also shows that you don't have a great work-life balance. Here are the signs of becoming a workaholic.
1. You can't remember your last day off.
Maybe it was three weeks ago. Oh, and you had to request the day off because you had a doctor's appointment.
2. Whenever someone asks to hang out, you're working.
Honestly, don't even bother inviting me places. You already know what the answer will be.
3. When you do see your friends, you're in a "treating mood."
You've managed to save so much money that when the bill comes to the table, you treat everyone to dinner. Finally. Something to spend your money on.
4. You work so much you don't have time to spend the money you're making.
You've casually spent maybe $3 total this week considering you've only had enough time between work to grab a coffee...once.
5. You're too tired to function when you aren't working.
Finally, a day off and the only thing on my mind is how long I can sleep today. Again, don't even bother texting me because I'll be too tired to move.
6. Finally seeing your friends and having way too much to catch up on.
You are with the group again and suddenly you've realized everything that you missed since the last time you've been together, which was more a month ago. Oops!
So, it's time to stop working so much and take time off to enjoy what really matters: the people we surround ourselves with.
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Spending five, 10 or even more weeks in the outdoors leading elementary to high school aged kids for a week at a time is unique, to say the least. You see things in yourself you didn't think were there and experience emotions you can not explain. What you learn is valuable for more than just camp, but extends to life after the summer.
1. How to shower in less than 10 minutes.
No longer do I require 30 minutes to shower, but now I have learned to accomplish this feat with minutes left before lights out.
2. Being comfortable sweating, like all the time.
My entire existence at camp was composed of me sweating from the moment I woke up to the moment I went to sleep, and that about sums it up.
3. The beauty of not wearing makeup.
I could rub my eyes without fear of messing up my makeup and was able to get ready in less than five minutes. Besides that, I was able to embrace natural beauty and see that natural beauty in those around me.
4. Naps are essential for survival.
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Five, 10, 15 minutes, all naps are created equal and essential as if I did not already know that.
5. Even extreme extroverts need alone time.
Being around people every minute of every day can be exhausting. Even as an extrovert, I saw the necessity for even just an hour of alone time.
6. How to remember names in a few short hours.
OK, sometimes I would forget their name, but nothing a "hey, girl" couldn't be substituted in for.
7. The freedom in sharing your faults.
For me, this came in the form of admitting to high school girls that I am actually really weird.
8. Showering every day is not necessary.
Hey, nothing some deodorant and body spray couldn't cover up.
9. Fake it til you make it.
No, I did not just learn how to drive a boat a week ago, and no I still have no clue how to drive this thing.
10. Bugs are the enemy.
Outdoors equals bugs which means, invest in some strong bug spray and never look back.
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The Life Of A Girl With Chronic Bitch Face As Told by Blair Waldorf
Because smiling gives you wrinkles.
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Life is hard. You know what makes it even more tough? Living with chronic b*tch face (CBF). This condition is so debilitating that I have decided to chronicle the 10 things everyone who suffers from CBF experiences. Who better to help me than the queen of CBF herself, Blair Waldorf?
1. “When I first met you, I thought you were a b*tch.”
I get it, my face is less than welcoming and now that we’re friends you think it’s cool to tell me that when you first met me, you thought I was the wicked witch of the west. Why can’t you just lie and tell me that when you first met me you thought I was hilariously funny and devilishly good looking?
2. Somebody asks you if you’re mad at them at least once a day.
No, I’m not mad at you. This is just my face.
3. You always look unamused. Even when you are very amused.
Your body may be saying, “Justin Bieber concert,” but your face will always say, “Taking an economics midterm.”
4. Anna Wintour is your spirit animal.
Because she makes your b*tch face look like a straight up smiley face.
5. You are never approached by people who are tabling on campus.
Nobody on campus is going to stop you to ask if you’ve voted, are registered to vote, would like to sign a petition or if you want to join the dance club. Nobody.
6. You have to practice smiling before you get your photo taken.
Sitting in front of a mirror and practicing your most natural smile can be a daunting task.
7. The word “judgmental” is thrown at you on the daily.
(Judgmental is code for b*tch.)
8. You make people visibly uncomfortable in section by glancing at them.
You may be very interested in what the girl behind you just said in section, but by staring at her, you just gave her mad anxiety.
9. Your parents thought that this was just part of a teenage phase, but this is actually just your face.
You’re 20 and your face is still as sour as can be. Sorry Mom and Dad.
10. Your face could get you out of jury duty.
Your face reads, “I have no mercy.” Nobody wants you on jury duty.
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