Living on your own for the first time can be nerve-wracking, especially so when you’re doing it with strangers. There...
They didn't always have million dollar mansions.
She agrees to have wine night with you on a random Tuesday…then proceeds to cry/vomit all night long and keep you awake.
Choose someone who has the same shoe size as you do….
Don't go into any living situation blind. Ask questions, tell them what you won't accept.
I’m about to graduate from college and I need your help, because I’m terrible at relationships and the time is now or never. I have two guy friends and I like them both in different ways. Like, like like.
We’ve all had one— a terrible-horrible-pull-out-your-hair kind of roommate. At least I have. (Note: If you haven’t, all I can say is count your blessings before bad luck catches up with you. Seriously.)
Freshman year. That incredibly awkward time when so many of us had to move in and share a tiny space with a complete stranger. You thought you were gaining all this freedom and independence by moving out of your parents' house, until you discovered that living with a roommate can get really weird.
I kind of hate my best friend. It's not her fault. She's fine. She's nice to me. She's nice to our other friends. I've been living with her since Freshman year (we're Juniors now) and she's good as a roommate. But I just can't stand her. She's just always on my nerves. She complains about everything.
First, there are a couple of simple rules to follow when hoping to master Parents Weekend. Since mom and dad are going to spoil you silly with gifts, homemade favorites, dinner at your restaurant of choice (we all know you’re picking the most expensive) and maybe even a mini-shopping spree to get you those must-have dorm and wardrobe necessities, we’ve got a detailed list of a few subtle ways to give back.
Our friends are supposed to be the ones we come to in the direst times of need. The people who hold our hair back after a long night of Nuvo, the ones who we have on speed dial – right after mom and Chipotle pick up. Anyone lucky enough to have a good friend knows that if done correctly, friendship can be everything. Just not a living arrangement.
Choosing a roommate in college was easy. Your best friend, duh. But choosing your real world roommate gets a little trickier. Why? Because you're an adult now and you need a roommate who acts like an adult. And sometimes, your very best friend doesn't always act like one-- and there's more than your sleep and study space at stake now, it's important things like your credit.
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