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AngryPaul
28-09-2004, 12:27 PM
It has come to that time of year.

The start of the academic year. People are excitedly laying out their notepads, (which they won't use much in the end) are devising systems of organisation (which then simply concludes as "put it all in a big pile") and are moving away to start new friendships.

This time of the month everyone is settled in. Not my girlfriend. She is going back to Cardiff tonight and, to be honest, I will miss her like crazy. When she left for her first year it was difficult, but this year I know what to expect. But do I?

I am already feeling rather low about it. The amount of time spent with her over the summer - nearly every day - will make it harder. It will be odd not having her just down the road, or next to me, or even knowing that I will see her later in the evening. You know everything will be ok, both for you, them and your relationship, but you still can't help worrying a little. No matter how many times you/others tell you "It'll be ok"

I know I will feel rather miserable for a bit, but I wondered if other people had special friends that were/have moving off to a new place for Uni?

I wondered whether they are in a similar glum mood. Or whether I'm just not taking it like a man.......

scram
28-09-2004, 12:38 PM
M'lady is back in Canada studying for her final year of uni whilst I do likewise in London.

I miss her like crazy and am feeling slightly glum.

However I get to spend Christmas with her - and that's the important thing :)

To be honest, now I've left school and spent two years at uni, my social life is based up in London during term time. I'm very much glad to be going back to university so that I can get on with going out, partying and seeing all the people who I consider friends. I haven't seen any of my old school friends for the entire Summer and, to be honest, I'm not too bothered.

Them's the breaks.

Shave
28-09-2004, 02:09 PM
a lot of my best friends left school to go to various six form colledges. that was a low point. we still talk on the phone and meet up occasionally but it's just not the same

HappyJack
28-09-2004, 02:24 PM
My best friends are all at different universities then me, and it's hard. But there is also enjoyment in making new friends, and the people who I have met at uni are all very nice, and even though I've only known them a few weeks, I can see lasting friendships forming.