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Wasted my years at uni...

I'm going into my third ( final year ) of uni, but I think i've wasted it! I didnt make much friends on my course.. only around 4 ( they did no like going out clubbing ect). I didn't go out clubbing that much.. Only like 5 times during my year so far at uni... the people who i went clubbing with were alright but i was just like a tag along!.. They didnt invite me that much to clubs ect! I live at home with my parents and the uni is just like 30 mins away!

Some people on my course dont like mee, they think i'm an easy target ect..

I just dont know what to do.. is it too late to make friends.. am i beeing the one who is not socilizingg with the people?

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Reply 1
I am abit over weight tbh! I'm 5 foot 3 inches and weigh 78kg.
Reply 2
*Cool story bro* have a cookie :cookie:
(edited 12 years ago)
Why do they think you're an easy target, and what makes you get this impression? It could be paranoia on your part, because it doesn't sound like you've done anything for them to dislike you. But if they do, it really doesn't matter as some people just don't gel - equally there are plenty of people out there who will get on to, and match the type of person you are. Also, clubbing is hardly as great as it's made out to be. Most people get over it after freshers year, and even then it's not everyone's cup of tea. I wouldn't say you've missed out on uni life because of clubbing, although I'm probably biased as I've gone off it. Did you join societies etc. as that's always a good way to meet likeminded people, although that's a bit rich coming from me as I've not joined as many as I'd like. Most people would chat to you I'm sure if you're friendly - everyone likes a friendly person. Or you can meet mutual friends of your coursemates. However, as long as you got out at the end what you wanted - a degree - there's lots more opportunities in life to meet great people. Maybe uni just wasn't your time. I definitely wouldn't say you 'wasted' it unless you didn't get a degree or something.
Don't worry, redeem yourself in your final year. You can always change for the better, just try to adapt. Personally I think if people don't like you for who you are they can shove it. It is good that you have made friends who accept you for you- I would stay with them unless you are unhappy. *inspiring cliched speech over*
Reply 5
Original post by Stressworthy

Original post by Stressworthy
Why do they think you're an easy target...


Perhaps because he is only 5"3 and has four friends...
Reply 6
Original post by Stressworthy
Why do they think you're an easy target, and what makes you get this impression? It could be paranoia on your part, because it doesn't sound like you've done anything for them to dislike you. But if they do, it really doesn't matter as some people just don't gel - equally there are plenty of people out there who will get on to, and match the type of person you are. Also, clubbing is hardly as great as it's made out to be. Most people get over it after freshers year, and even then it's not everyone's cup of tea. I wouldn't say you've missed out on uni life because of clubbing, although I'm probably biased as I've gone off it. Did you join societies etc. as that's always a good way to meet likeminded people, although that's a bit rich coming from me as I've not joined as many as I'd like. Most people would chat to you I'm sure if you're friendly - everyone likes a friendly person. Or you can meet mutual friends of your coursemates. However, as long as you got out at the end what you wanted - a degree - there's lots more opportunities in life to meet great people. Maybe uni just wasn't your time. I definitely wouldn't say you 'wasted' it unless you didn't get a degree or something.


Well tbh my course is full of idiots.. and i've never gotten on with people who were in my seminar classes. I havent joined any socities, but thats bec I live like 30 mins away and I cba bec most of the socities start around 7-8pm at my uni
Original post by Anonymous
I am abit over weight tbh! I'm 5 foot 3 inches and weigh 78kg.

A bit?

Original post by Anonymous
they think i'm an easy target ect..

At that size you certainly are.
Reply 8
Original post by Anonymous

Original post by Anonymous
I'm going into my third ( final year ) of uni


You haven't wasted uni at all. Uni is for getting a degree and as long as you have left with one it was a success. Remember these wont be the people you are around for the rest of your life, only one more year then you are free to socialise with who you want
Original post by DanBrwn
Perhaps because he is only 5"3 and has four friends...


K missed that bit as I was typing. Got it.
Reply 10
Ignore all the idiots and just stick around with your mates. Like my first year of uni was pretty good, i got to know alot of cool interesting people and i was never the socialble type anyway.. but as you do live at home, so sometimes its hard for you to find out if your mates are going out - as they might decide about it last min, like most do lol!
Reply 11
Original post by Stressworthy
K missed that bit as I was typing. Got it.


TBH majority of people on my course do act like tw*ts... like they talk about you behind you back ect!
Reply 12
Like this guy told me that he would beat me up if i tap him on the back again!... even though I didnt do it and it was the people next to me!
what uni do you go to out of interest
Reply 14
Original post by xnatalie01x
what uni do you go to out of interest


I go newcastle and study Bio-med!
Get a Lobotomy!
Original post by Unoriginalname
A bit?


At that size you certainly are.


Legend.
Reply 17
Mate just concentrate on your degree! You only going to see these idiots for 1 more year then you probably never see them again!! I would advise you though to go to the gym.. helps you to keep fit and helps you to calm down aswell :smile:
Life > uni, dw about it
Original post by Anonymous
I go newcastle and study Bio-med!


Nice :smile: Anyway in response to your thread, I think you should make more effort by joining societies. As you've said you don't get on with people on your course and obviously you live at home so you don't have flatmates makes it harder to make friends as you're not living with people and bonding as easily as you would. I don't really see how you can make friends other than that and nights out :dontknow: If all else fails you've already done 2 years anyway so **** em. As long as you have your degree that's all that matter s :smile:
(edited 12 years ago)

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