Does dating life get better here than in high school

arbitraryname
Tue, 08 Dec 2009 07:09:43 +0000

@QuantumArbiter

I get what you mean, although I understand why some might think negatively of you for what you said. It does sound like you’d be better off in a community like MIT that’s more academically-oriented. My old school was extremely lax, and very few of the students cared much about school, and although it was fine for a while, the more time I spent with them the more I realized that we didn’t have anything in common and so couldn’t really relate to then. My current school is a much stronger academically, and yes, I do feel that my social life has improved.

As for dating opportunities: from what I’ve heard, the tough academics mean that time for a social life is somewhat limited. Still, MIT is a definite work hard - party hard sort of school, and there are certainly opportunities. And of course the people there are on the whole very hard-working, so you’ll probably find yourself fitting in better.

Anyways, I’m sure you’ll be able to find a better dating situation at MIT or whatever school you end up attending Good luck, don’t give up, and I would suggest that you chill a bit - lashing out at those who think you’re ass will only make them think you’re more of an ass. Personally, I like you, and even though I’m not a guy I fully understand what you mean about the intelligence thing (although it seems to have been misconstrued or just not well received here @ CC).