Youthful Life: X

Being a teenager is all about where you live. Your crib is the ultimate spot where you spend the majority of your time, especially in the crazy village of young people known as college. Think about it, what other time in your life will people of all relatively the same age whose purpose is one thing, to get an education, be together like this. Probably won't happen anytime soon. It's almost spring time and that means getting you stuff together for next school year. This is like the Real World: Dorm, USA. Choose your dorm sweet dorm. There comes a time when you'll have to sit down with your roommate, and have "the talk." No this is not about the all the times you've walked on in your roommate masturbating, doing the dirty or hooking up with their conquest of the week - this is about whether or not you guys will be rooming together next semester. (I haven't actually heard of anyone whose roommate does any of those things) It's can be awkward conver...

Being a teenager means that college is a big change. Most people are used to having their own room, yelling at their parents and siblings to get out of their room, and being able to be alone whenevs. College is a little bit different, unless you've got the gwap to spring for a private single, with an en suite bathroom, you're most likely going to have someone else, or possibly a shat ton of people all up in your space. Have no fear, communal bathrooms, sharing bedrooms and all that jazz are nothing to worry about. As teens, we're able to adjust and start doing things, suite style. Let's start with your roommate. Y'all may or may not have met, but hopefully you've been either super sweet or at least civil. On move-in day, it's imperative that you beat that/those sucker(s) to your damn room. You want it all, the best bed, the best stuff, and first pick at your space. It's like every season of MTV's Real World or the Challenges or Big Brother where ...