how exactly would the presence of your parents help you with this?
My parents would introduce me to people and people would get to know them and tell people what I like don't like etc. They would also help me and guide me and people would love my parents cause they're great! They also want to have a good time too!
My parents would introduce me to people and people would get to know them and tell people what I like don't like etc. They would also help me and guide me and people would love my parents cause they're great! They also want to have a good time too!
Just to help me settle in and make friends, I've agreed to it already and I'm living in beit hall.
Its standard single so would everyone else be OK with my parents using the shared bathrooms etc.
Thank you
By the way if anyone is also in beit then hello there *waves the hand many times as a sign of friendship*
I shall repost what I said on the other thread,
Hmm this is going to sound offensive, but cut the umbilical cord, there is no way this is a good idea. Do what you can to back out, university is all about starting afresh, working things out for yourself, experimenting and having fun (study is in there somewhere). Do not be scared, everyone is in the same boat and will be happy to make friends.
Also as implied by polarity, having your parents will not help you make friends this will infact only alienate you from the other people, who will want to meet you without your parents hanging around.
My parents would introduce me to people and people would get to know them and tell people what I like don't like etc. They would also help me and guide me and people would love my parents cause they're great! They also want to have a good time too!
What are you studying polarity and where
Everyone will be in the same boat, very nervous, anxious, and scared about making friends.
Having your parents will most likely make it extremely awkward for you and your flat mates.
A lot of students move in and their parents help them unpack, they then go out for a meal or their first shop together and go home. Which in my opinion would be the best way to go about it.
My parents would introduce me to people and people would get to know them and tell people what I like don't like etc. They would also help me and guide me and people would love my parents cause they're great! They also want to have a good time too!
What are you studying polarity and where
Not a good idea. You should be able to do that stuff on your own.
My parents would introduce me to people and people would get to know them and tell people what I like don't like etc. They would also help me and guide me and people would love my parents cause they're great! They also want to have a good time too!
What are you studying polarity and where
Can't you do that for yourself? To be honest, I'd feel really awkward if I was introduced to my new flat-mate by their parents as I'd want to get to know you not them (not trying to be rude). I know it's quite daunting but you need to take the plunge and speak up for yourself. Your parents will leave you sooner or later.
Of course the university would not mind, many parents stay for a bit to help their child settle in but then they leave promptly (in most cases).
No my parents are great and because the first night it is a social norm for us to go out they would come along with my new friends and help me get to know them, and they would be impressed with my dads awesome dance skills (jokes ) but I think that it would be a good transition from the home life into the adulthood world they would also go the next day and if not and I am uncomfortable would it not be good for me to have that option