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7 Questions Every Girl Who Hasn't Seen 'Outer Banks' Wants Answered NOW

OK, I'll bite. What is "Outer Banks?"

Cal Uher

May 16, 2020

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7 Questions Every Girl Who Hasn't Seen 'Outer Banks' Wants Answered NOW

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1. Who is Sarah Cameron?

Why does everyone have an opinion on who she should end up with? Is this a Rory + Logan situation?

2. Why is everyone SO hot?

We've seen the pictures... aren't they teenagers? I for one definitely did NOT look like that at 17. Please tell us they're at least 18.

3. Do they surf?

Surfer boys are hot. In that case, I think we can understand.

4. Does this really go down in the Outer Banks?

My family vacations there every few years, and I have never once seen a totally awesome beach party like there was in the trailer. Are we missing out? Are we missing out on the hotties hiding and partying somewhere?

5. Is this like a romance drama?

Is this like when everyone was obsessed with "To All The Boys I've Loved Before?"

6. What is a 'John B?"

Does that indicate there are several different Johns?

7. Should we watch it?

I'm a busy gal and so are most of us. Should we invest hours into this? Please let us know.

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7 Questions Every Girl Who Hasn't Seen 'Outer Banks' Wants Answered NOW

OK, I'll bite. What is "Outer Banks?"

In This Article:

1. Who is Sarah Cameron?

2. Why is everyone SO hot?

3. Do they surf?

4. Does this really go down in the Outer Banks?

5. Is this like a romance drama?

6. What is a 'John B?"

7. Should we watch it?

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All names should be "unisex names."

1. Communicating via email can be awkward.

2. Appointments usually accompany weird looks.

3. Introducing yourself to someone is never without a hitch.

4. You’ve probably thought about changing your name.

5. You’re often asked why you have the name you do.

6. You get excited when you meet someone of your gender with your name.

7. You feel awkward when you meet someone of the opposite gender with your name.

8. You’ve had someone say to you, “I knew a [your name], but they were [your opposite gender].”

9. You’ve heard a bad joke/pick-up line or two about your name before.

10. People are surprised when they see you.

11. You’re extra sensitive to other unique or unisex names.

12. You’ve fought with your parents about it.

13. All things considered, you’re happy your name makes you unique.

You know that all of these things apply to you. You'll just never tell.

The struggle bus is real.

1. Child prodigies:

2. Hearing other musicians in the practice room next door and accepting that you will never be as talented as them:

3. That anxiety that takes over before every performance:

4. Taking a million 0 credit classes:

5. When there's a paper due the next day, but you have to attend yet another concert in order to pass a 0 credit class:

6. When your friends try to encourage you after a performance, even though you are criticizing everything in your mind:

7. Knowing that there's always that one professor during juries:

8. The oh-so-attractive band/choir uniforms:

9. Realizing that a college campus is maybe not the best atmosphere to finish your latest composition:

10. Hearing "Oh, you sing opera? I LOVE Phantom of the Opera!" for the hundredth time:

11. When people think finals week is a breeze for you.

12. When you're drowning in the stress that comes with 18+ credits (and not to mention all those 0 credit classes) and people ask you how you are:

13. When it all comes down to it, though, you know that at the end of the day, music is your passion:

Because you need it in your life.

We don't buy into these... just like how we don't buy our friends.

8. "The whole philanthropy thing isn't real, right?"

7. "I don't need to buy my friends."

6. "Oh, so I'll bet you love to drink."

5. "Can you tell me some of your secrets?"

4. "What do you do at your meetings?"

3. "Do you guys haze really badly?"

2. "Is it just like in the movies?"

1. "Sororities are so basic."

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