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My problem isn't with students that are completely into casual sex. In fact, that's what I was imagining: people who are completely open and honest about what t
by unalone 18y ago
My problem isn't with students that are completely into casual sex. In fact, that's what I was imagining: people who are completely open and honest about what they want.
Instead, I find that most college students are either in denial or they let themselves get carried too far. The people here are always in it to get back at a boyfriend or they're too drunk to realize just what they're doing. That's what I can't stand.
I think that people who worry about livings and books are often just as bad, to be fair. I switched out of an English major because I realized that the people I knew going for English were often really out-of-sync with the real world and were really unpleasant people. I moved to a major that had a few people who were really with it, and formed a group there.
I've never seen American Beauty. Would you recommend it?
- tdavis 18y agoOh, well if you're referring to petty, childish stuff like that, I have no argument. Telling the difference can be hard sometimes, so all I can really recommend is that you keep an open mind. You seem to be doing that, though. American Beauty is in my top 10 movies of all time; I recommend it highly!
- unalone 18y agoExcellent. I'll add that to my movie list (it'll take a while, right now I'm going through my year-old "extremely long TV shows" list). Or perhaps it'll come up for movie night: it's a pretty well-known movie.
- tdavis 18y agoYou won't be disappointed. The only things I'm a bigger snob about than beer and women is music and movies ;)