PhantomPod
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Whether the universe truly was against you or not, this thread is about times when you FELT like the universe (or God) was against you.
There are two main times in my life where I truly felt like this.
First, I did not have a roommate my first year of college. I was supposed to have a roommate, but she was a no show. I had the whole idea of meeting my roommate and becoming friends and going out together to all of the orientation events those first couple weeks of school. It worked out like that for most everyone else, but not for me. Instead I was by myself and had to try to go out there myself to meet people. It certainly would have been easier if I had a roommate where we could have both leaned on each other to get out there and meet new people. My cousin started college last fall and he has become really good friends with his roommates and they are the main people he hangs out with all the time.
Second, when I started at my job, I sat by myself on an island of four cubicles. People in my office are pretty friendly and talkative, but when I first started I got seated by myself so I didn't even have people around me to talk to and to try and get to know. There are now three people in those cubicles, but I still feel like I'm on an island by myself a lot of the time. Especially in the morning. I come in an hour earlier than the others, so I'm sitting there on my island all by my lonesome each morning.
There are two main times in my life where I truly felt like this.
First, I did not have a roommate my first year of college. I was supposed to have a roommate, but she was a no show. I had the whole idea of meeting my roommate and becoming friends and going out together to all of the orientation events those first couple weeks of school. It worked out like that for most everyone else, but not for me. Instead I was by myself and had to try to go out there myself to meet people. It certainly would have been easier if I had a roommate where we could have both leaned on each other to get out there and meet new people. My cousin started college last fall and he has become really good friends with his roommates and they are the main people he hangs out with all the time.
Second, when I started at my job, I sat by myself on an island of four cubicles. People in my office are pretty friendly and talkative, but when I first started I got seated by myself so I didn't even have people around me to talk to and to try and get to know. There are now three people in those cubicles, but I still feel like I'm on an island by myself a lot of the time. Especially in the morning. I come in an hour earlier than the others, so I'm sitting there on my island all by my lonesome each morning.