Recently, I found myself, as I have many times before, playing drinking games in a warm room when no one wanted to venture off to the parties that were on the windy side of campus. There were about 10 of us, all sitting in a circle and getting quietly tipsy as we fell into the
Category: Tuft Love
When anyone asks me about myself, I tell them the things that are easy to say. I define myself in the context of where I am from, what clubs I’m involved in, my major. And when I’m talking to someone I’m romantically interested in, these simple facts form the backbone of budding conversations. We are
I often joke that I have come up with a foolproof test to determine whether or not someone has truly moved on after a breakup. Think of a person with whom you are not currently romantically involved, but you still think about. It could be your high school ex or the person in one of
On Halloween of my freshman year, I sat with my friend on her bed as she looked down at the black streaks of asphalt on her palms, recounting how she had sat on the ground outside while the boy whom she had been seeing since Orientation Week “ended things.” I use this phrase because what