Too weird to live, too rare to die

Never have I ever thought that my student life will come so fast but yet here I am on holidays after two months of constant hell aka midterm finals. Everyone, literally everyone, told me that time at Uni is going to be my most active and memorable years. Who knows, I guess we'll see as it goes.. Tho here's what I've learned to love about being a student so far. 1. Everyone knows you're broke and you use it. It means discounts at cafes and shops, free entrances to museums, art exhibitions and all things connected. Also special metro and public transport cards. 2. Not a freakin' school-kid anymore . School is a prison and we all know it. While Uni is more like a pension where you still have some regulations but no one is so strictly controlling you. 3.   Official student day .  Let's just say that it recently became my favourite day of the year because I got a FREE venti Latte at Starbucks. Like whaaaaaaaat 4. Stylish in every way . W...

First of all I should clear it out that being alone and being lonely are completely different things. Being alone is spending time by yourself and doesn't necessarily mean being lonely. You can have hundreds of friends but it doesn't interfere with you being alone because it is what makes you really you.  It is all about being able to except yourself for who you are, to be comfortable alone. To be able to listen to your thoughts and feelings. That's what it brings you, it brings you peace and harmony. Some people are trying to hide it behind the curtains of having a huge social life and using that as an excuse. Like of course you don't have time to be alone because you are popular and interesting and everybody needs you. Hey, I'm not here to blame. A lot of people who have a big party of friends do live in peace with themselves. But think, some of them are actually lonely, they are to the fact that they can't be alone and indeed they turn up the...