Which dorm would you choose?

Caillebotte
Mon, 18 Apr 2011 21:27:55 +0000

Please don’t listen to Caillebotte. Normally, social = partying. If that’s your thing, then cool; however, often if these are your main friends, you’ll get pushed into doing things you might not want to. I’ve seen it happen over and over again.

No, normally social = social. Being social means being friendly, outgoing, proactive, confident, and fun to be around. Partying is a tiny constituent of being social. Stop misleading people with terrible, sh**ty advice colored by your own social ineptitude.

Being introverted will always put you at a disadvantage. It’s a liability in every facet of life and isn’t a trait desirable to anyone. If you’re shy, you should challenge your social skills by putting yourself in social situations. Living in a social dorm will give you the opportunity to bolster your social acumen and broaden your network. Never limit yourself.

you’ll get pushed into doing things you might not want to

Quit the fear-mongering D.A.R.E. bullsh**. This is college, I promise that no one will care if you refuse something that you aren’t comfortable with.



My theory is that by not living in a “social” dorm, you’re better able to meet people with similar interests as you.

Well if we can be frank, your theory is ■■■■■■■■.