What is it like to be alone at university?

In college, it is not generally only female students who are alone.

I didn't feel that everyone was drunk, and I woke up alone.

When I make an appointment with my roommate or friend to go shopping, hiking or going out the next day, I will be ready to be released at any time. Because I often wait for the time of the appointment with joy, my friend came to ** and told me where to go to play with my boyfriend.

Loneliness is the carnival of one person, and carnival is the loneliness of a group of people. What do you think?

It's often lonely to be alone in college, but sometimes it's also a kind of enjoyment, enjoying the silence of a person, doing what you want without being bound by others.

I don't go around the bush, and I often suffer because of this. But being alone doesn't affect my relationship with others. But I always know who I deserve to befriend, and I have always worked hard to be a friendship with them.

So I never have many real friends, but they are all iron buddies, and they often have a drink and chat together, and they are depressed and hypocritical together.

Learn to get along with yourself first, and then learn to get along with others. To be alone is to get along with yourself, to be clear about your own direction, to know what you really want, and not to go with the flow. With a group of people, it is likely to blindly follow and improve yourself first, so that you can make excellent friends.

I've seriously wondered why I'm always alone. I walked relatively fast, and another girl in our dorm at an altitude of 171 would occasionally walk with me, although I was often in a situation where she was running away. You don't have to wait for others, you have your own arrangements, and it's really difficult to be completely in tune with others.

My plans are often disturbed by force majeure, and if I'm always with someone else, I'll have to go through the trouble of explaining why I can't be with her.4 I've found that a big part of the reason girls are united is that they usually have the same pain, and being together helps each other heal, at least less alone. I don't have any injuries that need to be healed.

In college, I feel like I'm alone, and I can't get the people around me, it's all the glory of kings, speeding cars or something. I've played games myself, and it's been a long time, and it's hard to be like-minded. Although I don't like to be a maverick in order to be different from others, I always think that I am different from everyone else around me.