Freshman year is great. You have everything you could ever ask for: new, amazing friends, freedom, a new location and the ability to make decisions as the (semi) grown adult you are. But then it's time to come home for the summer. Suddenly all of that is gone. The new friends can only be seen through Snapchat or over FaceTime and you are suddenly met with a newly instated curfew and the inability to sleep until 1 p.m. on the weekends. Summer break has become your own personal hell. With that, here are a few feelings that most everyone has felt during their first summer back from school.
The first night without a roommate when you realize nobody wants to hear about your dreams.
Wanting to walk down the hall to see your friend but only finding your brother's room.
When you want to watch "The Bachelorette" with your whole friend group, but the best you can get is a one-person FaceTime call.
Having nobody to motivate you to work out... so you just don't.
Missing the late night venting sessions so you stay up until 2 a.m. on the phone instead.
Having nobody to encourage you to have a whole bag of popcorn to yourself so the only feeling at the end of the bag is guilt.
When you want to go to a fun party over the weekend but the best you can come up with is (another) trip to Target.
Realizing that two months until you go back to school really is that long of a time.
Only 58 more days!
