Week Five. Papers. Midterm studying. Breakdowns. Snow. Everything is great. This is the time in the semester when everything falls into the mud and you start questioning whether or not you truly want to be here. The workload is starting to keep you up into the early hours of the morning and that 8 a.m. class that you thought you could handle is a lot more difficult to get to. What better way to explain how we all feel than with "Twilight?"

1. You think your class is going to be easy, but then the professor starts talking gibberish.

I thought I was taking a math class, not the study of alien numbers.

2. You stay up late to try and understand your homework, but every night ends up being an all-nighter.

My bed is right there, I could go to sleep. But homework.

3. Coffee is the only thing that keeps you awake anymore.

I need another cup of coffee to survive this day.

4. Everything seems to be going great, but then there is that one thing that tears it all down.

Walking down the street? Fail. Answering that question in class? Fail. Talking to someone cute? Fail.

5. You cry at the smallest things because your emotional state is a mess.

I cried for five minutes because I got jelly on my shirt. This is my life now.

6. You start doing the weirdest things and scaring your friends and roommates.

Dancing like a maniac, crying at Disney movies, singing at the top of your lungs, etc. You've done it all.

7. Your professor mentions the first midterm and you and your friends just look at each other and go...

Nope. Done. Bye. Leave now. Save our grades.

8. And you know for the rest of the semester you will be like...

It's OK to never understand what's going on, right?

Now everyone go watch "Twilight" because it just got added to Netflix!