Texas A&M vs. UT: which school is a better fit?

Winypooh519
Wed, 06 Oct 2010 19:00:48 +0000

1. Girls already in long-term, serious relationships. (Probably 60% to 70% of the girls I met while at A&M)

2. The really sheltered types (only one or no boyfriends in their entire lives, no or awkward social skills, etc. I met quite a few girls like this)

3. A few girls who are #1 above and have absolutely no social lives outside of their boyfriends (I remember at least one girl I had in class like this… nice girl though, but kinda pathetic.)

4. Girls who want to get married ASAP. Damn, I knew quite a few people from class who were getting engaged.

5. The real religious types.



Hmmm… For an 18 year old girl that’s about to transfer in this spring, this is slightly offensive… But hey, let see where I’ll fit in.

This’ll be fun:

Well, I guess you could fit me into number two. I mean, I’ve never had a boyfriend, so this must surely mean I’m sheltered. Shame on me for never caring to have a boyfriend in high school… And I’m pretty sure I have social skills.

I could fit into number 4 too. I mean, I’d really like to find who I’m going to marry there. That’d be pretty nice, you know? But what do I know. I’m sheltered.

And I’m a Christian, and conservative.

Yep. Based on this accurate observation, this’ll be me next semester. Forget everything that makes someone unique and different. Just throw them in categories after hardly knowing them. I am now officially boy obsessed, socially awkward, and pathetic.

Sounds like I did pick the perfect place to go to college. Thanks for the help, man.



Girls cry.



Gstein is right. We sure do. :)

Gig 'em!