The transition from a lazy,
drunken and dirty student to a sensible, mature and socially acceptable adult
is tough, and for some, impossible. After three years of student living, the
ability to adapt to a new way of life is a skill that we all develop at
different rates (but one that we unfortunately cannot put onto our CV’s.)
Whilst many people are now
settling into their graduate lives, there are others out there still struggling
to come to terms with the fact that university is over and it is time to move
on.
I sympathise with you graduates,
but if we carry on living in denial then we will forever be stuck in our
student ways and we will never get over university…
Despite being the oldest
person in the club, you’re still out partying and downing jager bombs with the
students whilst dancing to the cheesiest tunes possible. The only difference
is, you have to be at work at 8am and turning up wearing sunglasses whilst
stinking of booze is never a good look.
Your cupboards are still stacked
high with 10p packets of super noodles, your fridge is filled with value
microwave meals and you still order 24 inch pizzas for five pounds from a
random pizza take out despite having enough money for Dominoes or Pizza Hut.
Oh, and Sainsbury’s Vodka and Tesco Coke is still your thing.
You’re proud of your infamous
‘floordrobe’, the mould on the walls becomes part of the room décor, the hoover
is there for show and your room becomes so inundated with plates, cups, cutlery
and leftover food that you could start your own restaurant.
- Bedtime. What bedtime?
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You still haven’t mastered the art
of an early night despite having to be up at 7am. Going to sleep before 1 is an
early night and waking up at 11 on weekends is still considered as an early morning.
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- Pyjamas are your only clothes
You come home from work and you
are straight into your pyjamas. You spend the whole weekend in your pyjamas. In
fact, sometimes you even go to the shops in your pyjamas. They’re comfortable,
cheap and most importantly of all, you don’t have to wash them as regularly as
normal clothes.
- Drinking games
You are invited to your friends
for some civilised drinks, but you are first off with the ring of fire cards,
you initiate the beer pong teams and you spend a lot of time in the kitchen
making concoctions for dirty pints. Sophisticated cocktails and dinner parties are
not part of your repertoire.
Jeremy Kyle, Jerry Springer and
Maury are recorded on series link and you watch these whilst sat in your
pyjamas eating your beef super noodles and drinking Sainsburys Vodka and Tesco
Coke.
- Stealing condiments
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Stealing salt, pepper and sugar is
still a regular thing despite the fact you can actually afford to buy them and
most of the time you already have them in your cupboards.
- You still don’t own a Christmas tree
Enough said.
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