Burton-Judson

unalove
Mon, 30 Dec 2013 00:11:32 +0000

YES. A prospie after my heart! I dormed in BJ once upon a time.

People who live in BJ can party – a lot-- just what they tend to share in common is their dislike of partying where they live. So I lived among a lot of fratty bro types and a lot of “social” people, they just did their socializing elsewhere.

Whether your house parties as a house or not depends largely on the people who have the biggest rooms, and whether they hold parties or not. My third year of college I had a dorm room that was bigger than my room and my brother’s bedroom combined-- so yes, I could have a lot of people over.

Also keep in mind that your house is the people you eat with and you see all the time. There are about 49 other human beings there. After like two weeks you’re not going to want to party with them all the time either. So you’ll start going to frat parties, dinner parties, apartment parties, etc. and I realize that at the moment going to a party at a college student’s off campus apartment sounds intimidating, but I’ll let another student back me up on the kind of open-ended party culture, parties are not hard to find, particularly not when I still got facebook party invitations for about three years after I graduated, it’s not particularly selective either.