To the girl who took a piss on our apartment floor this past weekend. first, how were you able to pee in a room with 30 other people, standing up. Talented to say the least. Secondly, thank you for doing it the weekend I wasn't home so only my roommates had to clean it up after you bailed without granting us with your name. Will the real floor pisser please stand up?

I ride the bus up the hill everyday with no shame.

I think your name is Kyle, you always play ping-pong in the basement of Oak Ridge, you're really cute, and it would be awesome to get to know you!

-Mystery girl on fourth floor

I'm getting really sick of people whining about being shy, not making any friends, or looking for a significant other. Step out of your comfort zone for once,and I can say this because I used to be really shy. Now where are these raunchy confessions we all love?!

All these boys on longboards got me feelin some type of way! #wet

Sophomore transfer student I wish I had good friends to go party with or just chill and watch movies I'm in oak ridge hall and my roommate is so weird I can't even. I've tried to talk and get to know her but she would rather be left alone. Help

I confess.. I live in a house in the middle of corn fields, I have one neighbor, a house full of booze, and no friends to share it with. Where all my drinkin buddies at?!

I feel like too many people validate themselves by the number of friends they have. To do that is wrong. A mark of a good person is not the number of friends they have, but the quality of the bond. College is where you start to make the friends you'll have for the rest of your life. I can only testify from my own experience, but once I realized where I belonged, I felt like I had been accepted into a small family. I didn't need a huge clique around me to feel good about myself. I felt so much happier seeing one of my friends on campus and saying "Hi" than I ever could going to a party with a huge number of aquaintences.

What I'm trying to say is this: College has always been built up to be a "Fresh Start", where you can reinvent yourself. But it's not. It's a place to develop the person that came through those doors the first day of orientation. Everyone has different sides to themselves, and this the opportunity to find the "self" you want to be. When you find yourself, you will find your people. I can promise that much.