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Old Aug 12, 2010, 06:27 PM
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Ahhhhhh!!!
Sorry for the scream but that was my initial reaction when I got to see the full names of my roomates. I facebooked them to see what they looked like and I'm sure its just me being lame but I just realized these are real people I'm going to be living with for the year. I looked at their profile pics, smiling of course, completely unaware that their soon to be roomate (me) is a complete freak! I'm depressed,stupid,socially awkward and generally unpleasant to be around..God, I'm going to be what they hoped, no prayed they wouldn't get for a roomate. I honestly feel sorry for them. I can already tell my first year in college is going to be a painful one.

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Old Aug 12, 2010, 06:58 PM
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awww, dang! What does the worst case scenerio look like for you?
Me, as a roommate-all I do is make sure I keep up with the chores I have, don't mess with other peoples stuff, and be thoughtful and respectful of the people I'm with;

How come you feel that you are stupid?

Socially awkward? In what way?

I donno, I'd want to disect and figure out where the source of your anxiety is coming from.

Most people seem to worry about getting crappy roommates, but you are worried you are a crappy roommate? I donno. Social anxiety is never fun, I shy away from parties myself. It's tough too not knowing these people but knowing that you're about to be living with them!

Depressed? I would wonder where the source of that feeling comes from too. Stress can't help at all!

I donno, I just hope you still allow yourself to feel the way you are going to feel, because people who are happy energy bunnies 24/7 are likely putting up a front, ya know? Life gets hard, and I just hope no one gives you greif about it.

Take care.
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Old Aug 12, 2010, 08:20 PM
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((((siempre))))

I'm sorry you're so stressed siempre. Remember I mentioned you should speak to the student support person? Have you thought of that yet?

I think too that once you get to know these people it's possible you will feel comfy letting them know you have issues. They may well understand rather than feel bothered?

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Old Aug 12, 2010, 10:54 PM
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When I was in high school I was so depressed that I never spoke unless adressed. I would walk around by myself and look..just god awful. I can see why people thought I was unlikeable or just..crazy. It was hard for me to even be interested enough to want to talk to people/make friends..

I guess I'm afraid of reliving high school. People tell me College is so much different, but I know inside I still feel the same. People are the same wherever you go, and with no variables left unchanged..well..I don't exactly expect a picnic.
I realize that these feelings can go on for my entire life and I'll live in a Hell Hoop of unfixable misery. But I want things to change, I just need to rally every inch of strength..its just so hard..
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