Perks of Being an Introvert

College

There's a reason I haven't updated in the past half of a year.  For a majority of it I was planning and choosing where I wanted to go and what I want to do.  I didn't choose what I wanted to do but man am I glad I chose where to go.  All together there are ten people living in my dorm.  Eight of us are really close now, the person who sleeps in the same room as me is very close to me and extremely clingy, but I love her.  Not in the I-think-I'm-gay-for-you kind of love, but in the We're-so-alike kind of love.

As an introvert, something I think we all know by now, I didn't think I could stand living with nine other people, but we're so close now I feel like I can tell them anything.  And the best part of all of it is they understand that sometimes I need to be alone and recharge just like they need to breath.  And the best part is they're okay with me saying no I'd rather stay home today.

I couldn't ask for better roommates, they don't like the same people I don't like, and they don't care that I'm undeclared as a major.  Which is another thing I wanted to talk about in the half a year I haven't posted.  I told you all that I'm a makeup artist, but I wasn't sure that's what I wanted to study in college.  Which is why I chose Undeclared.  You don't need to have a major first year of studies.  I'm getting all of my base level classes done right now and I'll be slightly ahead of everyone else next year compared for math or English.  

So at first life was tough adjusting to new people and sleeping in the same room as other people, but we respect each other and that's all you need to look for in a person.  

The perk of being an introvert here is, when you finally find that friend that's like 'Nah, let's go watch a movie in our PJ's ' you finally feel like somebody right in front of you understands exactly what you're going through. 

This is kind of short so I'm going to put a joke here I'm sure everyone has already heard.

What do you call a pile of cats?

A meowntin.