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other half's freshers' week

hey i was just wondering how many people are having their bf or gf on freshers week and whether they are finding it hard? cos my gf is on hers at the moment and im finding it so much harder than i thought i would with all the new people she talks about and whatever. i havnt gone to uni yet (dont for two weeks) and am finding it hard with her having so much change and im still stuck bumming around :p: .

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Reply 1
Yeah, it's my boyfriend's freshers' week at the moment, and it is pretty weird. He doesn't talk about other people that much, but then, he is pretty shy, and bad at remembering names! But it feels kind of like he's grown up, living the whole student lifestyle, and I'm still at home... And he's always off doing stuff, and I've got used to seeing him all the time in the holidays. I go to uni on the 1st October, myself, and I'm moving away, so I'd like to make the most of the time left. But so far it's been pretty hard. Might see him tonight though.
imageofreality
hey i was just wondering how many people are having their bf or gf on freshers week and whether they are finding it hard? cos my gf is on hers at the moment and im finding it so much harder than i thought i would with all the new people she talks about and whatever. i havnt gone to uni yet (dont for two weeks) and am finding it hard with her having so much change and im still stuck bumming around :p: .

No big! I'm meeting loads of people - 75 so far, and there's 769 to meet at my residence - and having to phone them all lots too, for various events, but I find that my relationship liberates me to be more at ease and more crazily fun with these new friends - more so than I might be if I were single and had attraction to focus on as well.

Real relationships have that intrinsic, unstoppably dynamic nature, a je ne sais quoi, a wholly unconditional series of connections that make other social interactions so much easier.
So, OP: keep in touch with her often and demonstrate how much you care about how she feels, and she'll reciprocate with just as much meaning and emotion. You'll grow, together.
i invited my bf along. he only went for 3 out of the 5 days so i had the 1st days to meet people alone which was nice. apparently hes been to at least one freshers week every two years since he left uni so it was good to have a veteran along to suggest new drinking games etc :smile:
Reply 4
Keziah
Yeah, it's my boyfriend's freshers' week at the moment, and it is pretty weird. He doesn't talk about other people that much, but then, he is pretty shy, and bad at remembering names! But it feels kind of like he's grown up, living the whole student lifestyle, and I'm still at home... And he's always off doing stuff, and I've got used to seeing him all the time in the holidays. I go to uni on the 1st October, myself, and I'm moving away, so I'd like to make the most of the time left. But so far it's been pretty hard. Might see him tonight though.


ditto to everything~!! apart from the fact i go on the 3rd october :p: im sure everything will work out ok!! thanks ron stoppable!! (i think i remebered the name!!) ace advice!! :biggrin:
Reply 5
IF you are worried about cheating surprisingly few people get it on in freshers week. Just worry about the house parties.
Reply 6
The_Bear
IF you are worried about cheating surprisingly few people get it on in freshers week. Just worry about the house parties.


maybe at your frigid uni
TKR
maybe at your frigid uni


meeoow!:eek:
Reply 8
TKR
maybe at your frigid uni


So true, the girls didnt put out for want of trying.

The first girl I talked to at the first Freshers week event is now my girlfriend of just under three years. Cute story but we didnt get together straight away.
Reply 9
Zomg Aids
Reply 10
:d
Reply 11
i know its nt quite the same as a bf/gf but my twin is on freshers and im finding it quite hard.She talks about her new freinds and what they ahve all been up to and i feel left behind becasue i dont start until the 30th sept and we have always hung out in the same group of friends.
Ron Stoppable
You'll grow, together.


My words exactly, if I remember correctly?
Reply 13
Im half way through the freshers week of Sheffield Uni (my uni is next week) and from the general jist of things i only know one person who got laid.
Reply 14
I wouldn't worry if you only have a few weeks to wait! Think of the people not going to uni this year or at all, that must be much harder.
Ron Stoppable
You'll grow, together.
Rosalily
My words exactly, if I remember correctly?

:rofl: ^ bs.
Ron Stoppable
:rofl: ^ bs.


You mean to say that you don't remember the conversation we had about previous relationships; when you said that yours hadn't worked because they prevented you from progressing and that you felt held back (or something along those lines)? I distinctly remember telling you that one day you'll find someone who you won't view as holding you back, but instead you'll want to grow together (i.e. progress with your lives together). Non?
Rosalily
You mean to say that you don't remember the conversation we had about previous relationships; when you said that yours hadn't worked because they prevented you from progressing and that you felt held back (or something along those lines)? I distinctly remember telling you that one day you'll find someone who you won't view as holding you back, but instead you'll want to grow together (i.e. progress with your lives together). Non?


:biggrin:
Reply 18
hey, my gf just started uni yesterday and her freshers week starts on sunday, at the moment its going quite well but i am getting a little more aarrgghh as more people turn up and she starts to do more of her own thing, if you know what i mean. but i think you just have to trust them, which i do :-D. but yea it is hard.
Reply 19
Yeah my boyfriend is at Manchester atm, and I'm finding it fairly hard. I'm just desparate that he makes good mates, but doesn't forget. I hate the idea that he's growing up with out me, and will probably out grow me. And I'm so jealous, I want to be at uni!