*Virtual hug*Insanum said:*sigh* I think i need a hug.
OT: I recently discovered that dancing takes care of my anxiety & depression issues completely, so I don't need to go back to taking meds. So I feel fantastic.
*Virtual hug*Insanum said:*sigh* I think i need a hug.
I did the exact same thing, i spent £40 on booze that night which was amazing seeing as the drinks were only like £2-3 a pop. By all accounts I was something of a legend that night, so I have mixed feelings but the money loss and the hangover were enough of a deterrent. I think I'll do it infrequently and make sure I have a fucking good time when I do.ScatterBen said:Christ I am identical. In fact, they're all out now because, at LSE, Wednesday is a free day (though I have an hour lecture at 12). If I had a free day I'd not want to spend it hungover for fucks sake.
I also went out the first night, got wasted and had a good time. But I spent way too much. Since then I went out a couple of times with the people I'd met but hated it because I didn't want to be hungover (pussy, I know) and didn't drink.
I've added 3, I think. but I have like 9 or 10 numbers so its not too bad. I think i'll let things settle before I start palling up to people too much, but, like I said, i can easily imagine being good friends with a few of the people i've met.ScatterBen said:In response to your other post, I too have met some people I could potentially call "friend" and I too can't bring myself to really do so and just show up at peoples doors. Shit, only one person knows where my room is, and I only just added anyone on Facebook, which is pretty embarrassing, even for me. I'm not exactly a social recluse, I'm just pretty anti-social and enjoy my own space.
One of the people I met, the one I went to the pub with, also likes arrested development. He's the only other person i've met who's even heard of it! Its a good friend sign. It's possibly my favourite show ever.ScatterBen said:Edit: Also, Arrested Development = the funniest show ever made.