May 5, 2010
- 4:00 pm
By The Dude

[Got a Dude itch you just can’t scratch? Sick of getting the pity-eyes as you sift through the Self-Help section at your campus bookstore? Over wondering what those boys are thinking? We got your back, girlfriend. Send your question over to askthedude@collegecandy.com. The Dude won’t sugarcoat it, beat around the bush, or any other weird cliche that means lie to you. Like a nice, juicy hot dog, he’ll be 100% real beef, 100% of the time. So bring it on, ladies.]
Hey Dude,
So this past weekend, I was visiting a friend from high school. It was always pretty clear that one of the main reasons for the trip was to have a fun filled sex weekend. While I was there everything was great and was going according to plan.
While I was visiting him my roommate decided she wanted to plan a trip down there because she heard how much fun I was having and she happens to have friends in the area. When I told the guy about her wanting to visit and us visiting him again in a couple of weeks he was totally cool with it and seemed enthusiastic. However, since I’ve left the guy has barely responded to my texts. And has only told me that the weekend that we wanted to visit won’t work out because of a sports game he has that weekend.
I’m nervous that he thinks I’m clingy and wanting a relationship which is not the case at all. I’m curious if I should address him stating that I don’t want him thinking I’m wanting anything from him or him thinking I’m a clinger. But then I’m nervous that will make me seem even crazier.
How should I handle the situation?
Thanks,
The Mistaken Clinger Read More »
As a college senior, I’ve done my fair share of…er…personal research when it comes to hooking up. From that first makeout session in the corner of a very sweaty frat party to my most recent jaunts with some super fine grad students, I’ve dedicated myself to my work. And while my former naive self thought that college boys were like the punch they serve at frat parties (i.e. you never know what you’re gonna get but it’s gonna be good), what I’ve actually found is quite the contrary.
There are actually only 7 types of college hook ups.
And it doesn’t matter where you go to school or who you fraternize with, every girl on every campus will at one point (or many points, you saucy minx!) find herself in bed with one of theses:
1. The Bro:
This fellow is all brawn and no brains and secretly has watched more episodes of ‘The Hills’ than you have. Not that I’m going to say that this is a problem, but the things he whispers in your ear the whole night make you wonder how many times he has Googled the transcripts from all of the porn movies he owns. He gives you an awkward-fest drive home in his Tahoe while he listens to Trick Daddy and checks out his reflection in the rear view mirror to make sure his collar is still perfectly popped. You wonder where he keeps his lacrosse stick, because you want to hit yourself upside the head with it. Read More »
Tags: boyfriend, classmate, clinger, college hook up, creeper, friends with benefits, hook up, hook up buddies, hooking up, love, one night stand, regret, stalker
It’s Friday night and you throw on your hottest little black dress, toss back some shots with your girlfriends and then hit the club, bar or, everyone’s favorite, the kegger.
Soon you’re in a first class seat to Blackout City (population: who the eff knows? You’re seeing double), and the next thing you know, you’re waking up topless in a strange bed, wearing someone’s boxers and one high heel. You turn over slowly, silently pleading that at least he’s good looking.
But regardless of what you see (there’s no turning back now, sister!), there are 10 major things you don’t want to hear:
1. “You’re on birth control, right?”
(OhMyGodPleaseLetThereBeACondomWrapperOnTheFloor…..)
2. “That video is going to get so many hits online”
3. “What was your name again?”
This problem is two-fold. One: he put his P in your V and he doesn’t even know your name?! What a sleaze. Two: Sh*t! What name did you give him last night!?
4. “Thank God those warts went away!”
5. “I love you.”
You knew you were good, but that good? Read More »
Tags: birth control, blackout, bunk beds, clinger, condoms, douche bags, drunk, HaHa, hook up, i love you, morning after, one night stand, party, plan b, random hookup, Sex, smirnoff, v card, virgin
October 15, 2008
- 3:00 pm
By Kathryn S
You meet a really great guy: smart, funny, well-mannered, and good-looking. You seem to hit it off with him when you initiate your first conversation, and realize you have a lot in common. You’re sure this one is a lock, so you ask him out. He declines.
What?! But everything was going so well!
“I’m sorry,” he explains. “I just got out of a bad relationship, and I don’t want to get involved.” Read: he was tainted by a crazy chick.
Since the beginning of time, bad boys have been toying with women’s emotions – playing us, and hurting us. Well, guess what ladies — this isn’t the suffrage era, and some girls out there think they have the power to level the playing field. Unfortunately, these crazy girls ruin the perfectly nice boys for the rest of us perfectly nice girls.
You might think you’re in the clear, but are you? Read on to make sure you don’t fall into the “Crazy Ex Girfriend” category. And if you do, thanks; you’re the reason I’ve been single for so long. Well, at least part of the reason.
The Cheater
This ex-girlfriend broke the guy’s heart, maybe more than once. Perhaps they were together for years, and he walked in on her and his friend one night. Maybe she had multiple “flings,” and confessed them all, in tears, and he forgave her time and again. No matter what, cheating hurts for girls and guys. This girl probably made your guy weary of being cuckolded again and wore down his trust in women. He thinks you’ll cheat, and he’s not ready to be played for a fool again. Read More »
Tags: bitch, boyfriend, break up, cheater, clinger, crazy, dating, diva, ex, false pregnancy, fatal attraction, girlfriend, heartbreak, high maintenance, hook up, liar, nutjob, one night stand, psycho, relationship, trauma