Being a fashion major is not as easy as everyone likes to think. Fashion majors just might be one of the few groups of college students that aren't lying to ourselves about how we really want to spend the rest of our lives. So here are a few signs that might indicate that you're a fashion major.

People tell you your major is easy.

Uh hello, this is college. Last time I checked nothing here is easy. There's no need for you to insult my major because you think it's "easy." I'll have you know that most fashion majors spend hours on end in the studio finishing projects.

People always assume you want to be a designer.

First of all, just because I'm a fashion major doesn't mean I want to be a designer. Second of all, even if I was, I would be designing for people who are much more worthy of my talents.

Adults don't understand anything you say about your major.

Adults are instantly confused as soon as you tell them you are going to school for fashion. If you're unlucky enough for them to try to start a follow-up conversation about your major, then chances are they just stare at you cluelessly.

People ask if you're going to work retail after you graduate.

No, I'm not spending thousands of dollars and four years in school just to go back to my retail job I already have. There are so many available jobs in the fashion industry, but of course no one is educated enough to understand that.

People think that you dress nice because you're a fashion major.

It's not part of my major to dress nice everyday. My apologies for actually caring about the way I look. So when I tell you that I'm a fashion major, please don't relate that back to my appearance.

Everyone judges you for dressing down.

Again, people think that because of your major you need to look flawless all the time. If I want to dress up I will, but if I want to dress down and be a bum, I will do that too. Believe it or not my major still has nothing to do with the way I dress.

You're lowkey intimidated by other fashion majors.

Anyone in your program that you haven't met is honestly terrifying. But the moment you get to know any fashion major, you realize they are just as weird as you are.

Fashion projects are rather dangerous. Whether it's gluing your fingers together because you're using industrial glue, or getting an extremely deep paper cut from cardboard, you have hurt yourself simply putting together a project for class.

You might be a fashion major if you like your classes. One thing I've noticed about fashion majors is we picked this major because it's something that genuinely interests us, not for some dumb reason like money (even though with the right career, we will be making plenty). Compared to most majors, we are so inspired by our majors that we don't have to be emotionally ready, because we are always ready.

These are just a few things that we as fashion majors get just about on a daily basis. Most remarks come from people who don't understand our major or why we chose to study fashion. But we love and understand our majors and we are happy to follow this path for the rest of our lives. So fashion majors everywhere, stay fierce.