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jimmy p
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All alone...
I haven't been on for a while. My friends are going to uni. It sucks. I'm jealous.
I haven't been on for a while. My friends are going to uni. It sucks. I'm jealous.
i_wish_i_was_smart said:hehe get your ass in gear then
recon said:A couple of people I know resitted their A-Levels and got good results. I think it would help a lot if you did this. You'll just be a year behind your friends, which isn't so bad as you'll still get to see them.
And, you may even be able to get them to help you with your homework, which is definitely an added advantage!
jimmy p said:But I need your cheques!
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Hey, wheres your gf ?jimmy p said:I haven't been on for a while. My friends are going to uni. It sucks. I'm jealous.
Casio said:Hey, wheres your gf ?
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Math Is Hard said:But if you come to MY school you could major in surfing!
Gokul43201 said:I've got a tall shot glass filled with pennies.
Chrono said:I figured you'd use your shot glass for more fulfilling reasons.
It can be difficult to adjust to your friends being away at university, but there are some things you can do to cope. Stay in touch through phone calls, video chats, and social media. Also, try to make new friends and pursue your own interests to fill the void.
Yes, it is completely normal to feel lonely when your friends go to university. It is a big change and it is natural to miss the company of your friends. However, remember that this is a temporary situation and you will eventually adjust to the new dynamic.
Communication is key in maintaining friendships when your friends go to university. Make sure to schedule regular catch-up sessions, send care packages, and plan trips to visit each other. Also, try to be understanding of each other's busy schedules and prioritize your friendship.
Making new friends can be intimidating, but it is important to put yourself out there and try new things. Join clubs or organizations that align with your interests, attend social events, and be open to meeting new people. Remember, your old friends are just a phone call away and you can still maintain those friendships even while making new ones.
It is possible that your friendship may change as your friends go to university. They may have new experiences and meet new people, and you may also have your own new experiences. However, if the friendship is strong, it will withstand these changes and you can continue to support and be there for each other despite the distance.