With the school year in full swing, the junior slump has finally set in, the time when every college sophomore transitions to junior year only to realize the sheer difficulty and complete awkwardness that comes along with it. Here's what a junior slump looks and feels like.
1. Frat parties are no longer fun for you.
The idea of dancing in a crowded basement to loud music and sweaty males is just not your thing. All of these new freshman guys just remind you of your younger brother anyway.
2. The awkward 21/not 21 split.
The time in your life when some of your friends have finally reached the magical age of 21, while others of you have not. This leaves your going out group broken and incomplete.
3. Academics.
You have finally managed to pick a major that suits you! Now, comes the hard part -- your major classes. As you reach upper division classes you realize school does not get easier the higher up you go.
4. Saying bye to all of your senior friends.
This might just be the hardest part about the whole year. Saying bye to girls who guided you along the way, and have become some of your closest friends is not an easy task, by any means.
5. Internships.
This emoji perfectly summarizes how everyone feels about this.
6. General feeling of getting old.
Your little just added another precious member to your family making you the grand big. Pretty soon you'll start getting gray hairs and have to use a walker.
