sneak the dog in the dorm uwu

Originally posted by BunnieBealla:

sneak the dog in the dorm uwu

nah, he barks too much and is very hyper and playful. he will wake up an entire dorm in seconds.

Warm yourself with good thoughts. It'll change over time.
Find little things in your daily life that you can look forward to.
Remember that it will become routine and then it won't be so bad.

Live stream them. Then remind yourself it's just for a few years. Once yer out you'll be thinking about all the experiences you had.

Originally posted by Beltneck:

Come from a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ enough family, and its easy to not miss anyone.

Kind of feel sorry for people from loving homes. Must be so hard to leave, and so sad when people die. Makes me thankful to be dead inside, its liberating.

I have existential dread for the mortality of my aging family members who are thankfully...loving, and i know its inevitable, but i dont want to lose them, and i dont know how I'll handle life without them.

I don't handle grief well

Don't worry man, you'll make some friends you'll be hanging around all the time getting into debauchery. Focus on living in the moment and in your new setting, because these are the years that you will remember for the rest of your life so make the best of them and do good in your studies.

You could always give you parents a call if you get really sad about missing them. Some of my friends in school would call their parents all the time, even a few times per week.

Things will get easier, it just takes some time to adjust to things.

thanks you all, reading your comments made me feel a lot better.

keep up with school course and try not to make a scene in front of other students, collage goes away really fast, and when looking back on it, hopefully you will have something to think about, other than this I miss my dog, I miss my parents feeling.

Nothing beats a good pump to wash away the sadness!

Hang in there, bud. Things will turn around.

Originally posted by im coming for you...:

i live in a college dorm now. I miss my dog. my parents... dont know how to fix feeling blue.

that really sucks, in a nice comfortable dorm being able to tap away your sadness.

When I went away I was screamed at, drilled, occasionally assaulted and I came out of it knowing how to strip an assault rifle, jump on booby trapped bodies and that Sergeants seem to like it when you want to punch them in the face.

-me at 14, paying good money for the ACF holiday / National Service training.

How to fix feeling blue?
Write fiction, write reports on something, do course work.
Keep occupied, your in a new part of your life it is a transition to embrace.
Meet more people, do more sport.
Date, you don't have to score but just dating and hanging out is fun too.
Obviously your priority is to apply yourself to the work.

The change will pass and when you go back and see people you will enjoy it and may be thinking 'can't wait to go back to college' .

Originally posted by im coming for you...:

i live in a college dorm now. I miss my dog. my parents... dont know how to fix feeling blue.

Get used to it. When you graduate from college your career will likely take you far from home as well. It's much easier to deal with if you're married or have a boyfriend/girlfriend.

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