RIP to all the “It’s so great to see you! How was your summer? Let’s go get coffee sometime and catch up!” plans that never happened.

Asking someone with depression ‘what’s wrong’ feels awful... The answer is unclear and I feel like I have to justify myself. anyone relate?

I'm glad trump finally brought up what has been going on in South Africa.

Not sure if I'm afraid of falling in love again, or if I am still secretly in love with my ex.

Recently started drinking this last summer to cope with a lot of things going on... I don't get drunk really, just a single beer or shot of something maybe every other night? Just to take the edge off of feeling like shit... But I'm starting to get worried now that classes are coming up soon, cause I know drinking is against school policies and cause I know I'm gonna have to lie to my friends about the summer... just feeling like idk what to do...

I’ve always thought Ring By Spring was just a joke but almost everyone from Fox that I know is either engaged or married to someone by their senior year or immediately after

Part of me feels like apologizing to the friends I had here before I dropped out, for not communicating with them as to why I was leaving. The reason I didn’t tell them wasn’t because I was trying to isolate myself, but because I felt so terrible about myself because of the fact that I dropped out. I feel like it’s too late though now. They probably don’t even think about me anymore.

So, let's real talk for a second. I see all sorts of complaints about chapel. I hear them from friends too. The thing is, you signed a contract when you came to this school. So, why do you act like you didn't expect it? If you didn't read the contract, that's your own fault. Fox has an authority about some things because you signed that piece of paper. I don't understand people's desire to fight the very thing they put themselves under. I understand that chapel isn't what you thought it might be, but honestly, it's what you make of it. You can hear God if you want to. But, if you close off your heart, walk in with a complaint on your tongue, then of course it's going to suck. But, if you walk in and say "hey, maybe God is going to do something awesome" and you make an effort to meet with Him, you will find that chapel can be so much better. The politics don't matter, if you don't think and believe the same as the speaker, it doesn't matter. God can work wherever, whenever, and however if you're receptive.
If you just like to complain,you could have picked a cheaper school to attend so your complaints wouldn't cost you $40k a year.
I do get that sometimes chapel really sucks. I don't always enjoy it, but I knew when I came what I signed up for and I refuse to fight the authority I placed myself under. I made the decision and there are always consequences to every choice. Good and bad.