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I've realized that one thing I consistently enjoy is meeting new people, getting to know interesting new people. These aren't necessarily people like me, but they're people who can carry a conversation, who are interested and passionate about something, and who share at least a few of my (bizarre) interests. This is probably why I've cultivated so many different groups of friends, both at LC, at Sunset, in Forest Grove, and then made sub-groups for each of those.
This is why I've felt a bit restless socially. College was at its best when I was meeting new people, which were my sophomore and junior years. Now, being back in the Grove, things are pretty much at a standstill. I've no real desire to get involved with this community, seeing as how I'm leaving in less than a year and there never were many people like me here anyway, and I wouldn't know how to start. Likewise, LC is pretty tapped out for me.
The long and short of it is that I'm excited for grad school, so I can go back to meeting people and making new friends.
This is why I've felt a bit restless socially. College was at its best when I was meeting new people, which were my sophomore and junior years. Now, being back in the Grove, things are pretty much at a standstill. I've no real desire to get involved with this community, seeing as how I'm leaving in less than a year and there never were many people like me here anyway, and I wouldn't know how to start. Likewise, LC is pretty tapped out for me.
The long and short of it is that I'm excited for grad school, so I can go back to meeting people and making new friends.