No because I go to High School 2.0 (community college).

But SOMEDAY, 4chan, SOMEDAY. I will be popular, and then I'll use that popularity to further my libertarian agenda.

Living in a college dorm will force you into social situations, this could be a good thing or a bad thing depending on who you are.

Being at home back in high school, I really didn't have the motivation and do much with others besides close friends because at the end of the day, you still go home.

For me, I really flourished in a college dorm environment. I was able to take in the experience of being near a lot of people all the time including women. Going to parties with friends on the weekends, really helped me step up my "game" in terms of chicks.

>>3179148
>community college
>libertarian

I only come to this board when I am lonely and feeling miserable, because I know someone here is more pathetic than I am. Thanks for always being there for me.

>>3179148

It's not going to happen.

hey I used to think the same way as you!!!

until I started college a month ago.

100 miles from home, you can be anyone you want to be.

I was popular, relatively, in high school. I'm in college now and ronery :3. However, I choose to be that way. I suppose you could just say I'm alone, rather than ronery.

join societies man, just do it. get involved, do things. if someone had told me this before i went to university i wouldn't have spend two years alone in my room crying.

youre hysterical bro

I was socially gifted in school. Everybody knew my name and wanted to be around me.

When I went to college I first got disgusted with the lecturers, then my classmates, and finally reached my current state of surly misanthrope.

>>3179213
I live in a dorm (a suite no less). You are full of shit.

I hope to bloom as a person when I study abroad in Australia next year. I have no reason to believe this will actually happen but I can dream. I go to a small business college and am majoring in TV making and I have no wheels so my friends are limited to bandfags and TVfags.

>>3179288

Well you actually have to leave your fucking room in order to socialize.

Also read:
>Living in a college dorm will force you into social situations, this could be a good thing or a bad thing depending on who you are.

I moved to a college 92 miles from home. In high school I had a few good friends, 2 people you could probably call "best friends."Overall I had alot of acquaintances, sat at the lunch table with about 8 other people. I was by no means popular, and was part of the "druggy" group. I had one girlfriend throughout high school. I was basically the guy that everyone liked to a degree in school, but never called to hang out, or invited to big parties or anything. I just had my main 2-4 friends I generally hung out with outside of school. I was ok with it I guess. Anyways, I went to college, and after about 4 months I started finding people exactly like me. It was seriously amazing. My friends from my hometown were not like me that much, and didn't really seem to connect to most of my interests and stuff, except really my best friend, who also went to the same college as me. I didn't really know it when I was in highschool, but after I made new friends in college, I realized I had some pretty shitty friends back in highschool. I have no idea if it is true for everyone, but for me specifically, I found alot more versions of my "best friend" from highschool. It was very awesome. Started getting called to hang out and invited out to things more often, found some ladies that had similar interests, and basically started to enjoy life alot more. So to answer your question, yes, I did find my social group in college. However I did not have to become a "bro" to do so, although I see alot of people go down that road. Just be fairly outgoing, and nice around people. I never went to any of those "mixer" events or any shit like that, I just found my group in my hometown bestfriends dorm, playing Halo and eventually Smash. If you see some people you think would be pretty cool to hang out with in the dorm, just walk in and talk to them. That's what I did and it worked out great Good luck in college dude, I hope you find your people.

>>3179319
>force you into social situations
>force
Durr hurr hurr.

>>3179148

If that's his goal, he will be. It doesn't take much to be a retard and fuck a bunch of the easiest, sluttiest girls in America.

Fuck all this shit, I just want to win the lottery or find myself the recipient of some huge windfall. All I want in life is to sleep in every day and not worry about bills, I don't give a fuck about purpose.

>>3179348

Please tell me how the fuck you live in a dorm and avoid social interaction?

>>3179366
Nobody enters my room; nobody's in the hall.

>>3179348
>>3179366

Basically, if you want to be socially involved, you will be, if not, then you will "that guy." The guy who his roommate hates because he NEVER leaves. The guy who people, at first, ask to do stuff, but after awhile give up on. The guy who people try to become friends with, but decide it isn't worth the work. Basically the creepy dude that no one really talks to. Alittle bias, but, I had a few people in mind while writing this.

>>3179395
Hell, I probably haven't even said twenty words to my roommate over the past year.

>>3179406
OP here, you should sniff his panties...and report the smell

>>3179403
Yeah, except your entire statement doesn't apply. Maybe it's because I got shuffled into the room at the end of an academic hall, but I never even hear loud music. I didn't even hear much havoc outside when UNC beat Duke and I live practically on top of Franklin Street.