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#757
"This is the student who went on medical leave from MIT because of his/her OCD. I just wanted to let you guys know, that it all worked out for the best. I got accepted back!!! Words cannot describe this moment. Thank you for all the support!"
Congratulations!!!
#754
"I got a great internship that pays well but I feel as though I sold out on my dreams. Both the work and the location is kind of boring and I miss my friends. I don't want to be an old man and my only summer memories be working in places I didn't really want to be. I am however, afraid to follow my dreams and just pursue my actual interest during the summer because I feel as though I wont be setting up my future properly. sigh....."
#752
"Still hoping you will willingly call. It's not a one-way street you know. Fell too hard for you. Now back to what distracts me from these thoughts."
#751
"I despise desperate ex-girlfriends who constantly try to get the attention of their ex-boyfriends, ESPECIALLY when he is in a perfectly happy relationship. Like come on, would it pain you to have some dignity?! Self-worth?! I swear some people are strictly book smart and stupid in everything else. "
#750
"Thank you so much for being my friend.
I can't tell you how much it means to me.
And I doubt you have any idea how often you've held me up when I've needed it the most."
#749
"I know I should learn to love an imperfect person... but sometimes it's hard and I wish I could just meet the perfect man."
#748
"What Interphase has taught me: MIT is as awesome as I thought. :D"
#747
"Someone who I really admired back in high school now goes to MIT, and is two years above me. I hadn't heard from them since they graduated high school, but this past semester they were in one of my classes. I really want to approach them and be like, "Hey, I used to know you in high school, and I'd really love to get to know you better because I think you're super cool." Problem is, they have gotten a sex change and changed their first name since then, and I don't want to make them uncomfortable by indicating that I recognize them from before, because as far as I know, they're not out as trans here at MIT. What do I do?
(And sorry about the use of singular "they." I just didn't want to reveal the person's gender here.)"