Some people, especially those coming to uni from single-sex schools, will fall ‘in love’ with the first members of the opposite sex that they meet. Lacking the experience built up in the co-ed playground and poised uncomfortably on the edge of adulthood, these vulnerable single-sexers will form a a teenage puppy-dog crush with grown-up intensity, [ Read More ]
or, How to tell if someone fancies you or would otherwise be interested in a shag and what to do about it It’s all very well scrambling around like an idiot trying to convince someone to fancy you, but, to be honest, it’s not my style. It almost always leads to disappointment, and if I’d [ Read More ]
The most important piece of advice when it comes to wooing is: make sure you are obvious. This is good because you can avoid wasting any time in silence while mutually fancying each other, and, if the feeling is not mutual, you can find out quickly and turn your attentions elsewhere. The best way to [ Read More ]
Starting a romance is easy in college, because everyone sees each other all the time, so you can get to know someone quite well before making your move. You have plenty of opportunities to gauge someone’s reciprocal feelings without having to put your heart on the line, and lots of excuses for spending time with [ Read More ]
University might be the first place you experience romance and love, even if it is not reciprocated. Some people will get together in the freshers’ week and some will stay together all year, and there will be endless variations of pairings from within your college. By 4th year, you will be able to look around [ Read More ]
I don’t want to be embarrassing about sex, but there are some important things you should know. The most important is that you should do EVERYTHING you possibly can to avoid catching an STD or getting pregnant. Uni should be a time where you enjoy being young and free of any responsibilities, and if you [ Read More ]
