I'm in love with my best friend and I couldn't be happier about it. Now for DTR time... who knows the best benches? lol.

It honestly bothers me that it's totally fine for girls to walk down the sidewalks holding hands or cuddle up on a couch while watching a movie, but when guys do it, it suddenly becomes "gay." Why is that a problem? My main love language is touch and I like being close to the people I care about, yet it weirds out a lot of my guy friends. What's wrong with guys cuddling on a couch or holding hands? Like I said, girls do it all the time and no one bats an eye. People say it isn't manly and that guys need to macho or whatever, but that is just a nicely shaped load of crap. I think it's part of the reason why many guys want so badly to be in a relationship, where as girls just want to be friends. Girls have each other to show their affection to but guys aren't "allowed" to show affection towards each other so they look for a girlfriend to pour their affection on. Several of my guy friends do return affection, but a lot of people consider us weird. I just don't think that's the way it should be. Even the disciple John laid his head on Jesus' chest and I'm pretty sure he wasn't gay. I think our idea of what a man should be is a bit skewed. Anyway, I'm done now.

I don't mind the dry campus. It means if you're going to party, you're going to be discreet about it. My roommates keep me awake with their damn TV more than with any alcohol-induced behavior.

I go to college but I'm not ambitious.
I believe in Christ but I don't want to do anything about it.
I'd love a relationship but I probably wouldn't be good at one.
Look, I really just don't care.
I just want to be on a sunny, beautiful beach somewhere...strummin' my six-string...hell it could be my fault...

Whenever someones name is mentioned on here or on the compliments page, I automatically go facebook stalk them.

Once I came to George Fox I learned how to drink responsibly. Definitely worth the $40,000 a year!

I hate to say this but I really feel like I don't belong on my floor. I swear I feel like I'm being judged because I communicate differently and because I behave in a way they can't accept. Most importantly, I just feel like they want to avoid me as much as possible. I don't have an answer as to why I'm not accepted or why they don't like me. I just know that I'm being my own person and I can't change that. It's crazy but I really hoped that when I got to college, this issue would go away. But I realize now that it still exists.

Half the guys I've seen on tinder are from george fox..