Being in school is hard. Finding the motivation/time/energy to do homework, have a social life, do extracurriculars, get good grades, and maintain adequate sleep is infinitely harder. With the new season of Stranger Things coming out on Netflix, I couldn't find it in me to write about anything other than the parallels between my status as a college student and my love for all things Stranger Things. Here's 15 things about college that make me wish I could be in the Upside-Down instead:
1. When you try to convince your professor the printer wasn't working.
*Fake tears*.
2. Trying to brainstorm excuses to get out of homework.
*Pulls fire alarm, runs away screaming*.
3. Looking at the wreckage that is your GPA.
Please don't tell my mom.
4. Realizing you have zero social life because of all the work you've had to get done.
...Too real for words.
5. When you think the dining hall has good food...
There is hope in this world.
6. ...Then realizing it's actually terrible as always.
Better luck next week.
7. Having absolutely none of your life together at all times.
I have said all of these things at least four times today.
8. Trying to convince your roommate you won't wake them up when you have an 8am class the next morning.
*What actually happens at 8am the next morning*: Stubs toe on dresser, smashes into lamp in dark, drops phone, small tornado in room.
9. Having morning class but really just wanting to stay in bed and drink coffee.
If only my college agreed.
10. Having 100 things to get done before tomorrow.
Every day.
11. Skipping class and having to ask your classmate to cover for you.
Also when you see that same professor on campus later that day.
12. Realizing your diet is basically garbage.
My friend had ramen twice today and didn't realize it.
13. When nothing you actually studied is on the exam.
*Cries uncontrollably, tears stain test.*
14. Being unable to nap, sleep, or relax. Ever.
The vicious, vicious cycle of stress.
