We all get excited for summer and the fact that we don't have classes, but what nobody tells you about is the withdrawals you will have from being away from your friends and social life.

You miss your friends an ungodly amount.

Your Facebook creeping abilities have reached a new high.

You kind of scare yourself with how good you are.

You scroll through your photos just to relive the fun in your head. But then get depressed that you are actually not having fun.

You have already eaten everything in the house, and it's only a week into summer.

You go back home and all of the sudden your parents still think their rules apply to you. HA.

And then they expect you to still do chores.

Netflix is starting to sound boring instead of relaxing.

You kind of miss the library, even though you probably only go to socialize.

There is no place that delivers food at 3 a.m. Why? Because you no longer live in a college town.

Your siblings (and everyone else in your house) are driving you bat s**t crazy.

Every family member you see tries to talk to you about your future and you would rather be banging your head against a brick wall.

Your parents are starting to get seriously concerned about your alcohol consumption.

You are sick of actually having to coordinate designated drivers for your nights.

You know why summer is not my favorite season? Because it doesn't fall at the same time as pledge season. Where's a pledge when you need 'em?

The people that stayed home and went to community college are no longer a source of entertainment; they are now just getting annoying.

For some unknown reason, drunkenly punching walls is not sponsored by parents.

You have had to come up with new ways to entertain yourself.

Your pets don't even recognize you. So really what is the point of being home?