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Why you should never date your course mate

CB Reporter by CB Reporter
1 year ago
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Have you ever found yourself entangled in the web of romance within the confines of your classroom? If so, you may resonate deeply with the perils of dating your course mate. While some may argue that time changes everything, the reality is often quite different. In fact, as you progress through your academic journey, the challenges of maintaining a relationship with someone from your class only seem to amplify. Here are five compelling reasons why you should steer clear of romantic entanglements with your course mate:

  1. No Privacy, No Peace: Step into a classroom romance, and suddenly, your personal life becomes public property. From idle gossip to relentless teasing, there’s hardly a moment’s respite from the prying eyes and wagging tongues of your classmates. And if you happen to be in a program like nursing or medicine, where you spend the entire day with the same cohort, forget about any semblance of privacy.
  2. Lost Allies: Ever relied on a classmate for a quick study tip or a helpful nudge in the right direction? Well, kiss those favors goodbye once you’re romantically involved with a fellow student. Suddenly, what could have been a beneficial academic alliance morphs into a distant memory as your classmates redirect their assistance elsewhere, now that you’re “off the market.”
  3. Performance Pressure: Picture this: every move you make, every word you utter in class, scrutinized under the watchful gaze of your significant other. The pressure to appear flawless in their eyes can be suffocating, leading to a constant state of hyper-awareness and anxiety. Whether it’s maintaining the perfect posture or feigning interest in every lecture, the strain of living up to your partner’s expectations can be overwhelming.
  4. The Dreaded Breakup: Breaking up is hard to do, but breaking up with someone you see every day in class? That’s a whole new level of agony. The once-beloved “bae” now transformed into a daily reminder of heartache and discomfort, making every lecture a battlefield of awkward encounters and lingering glances.
  5. From Heartbreak to Classroom Heartache: If you thought the breakup was the worst part, brace yourself for the aftermath. Witnessing your ex move on with another classmate, perhaps even one you know, can be a soul-crushing experience. The sight of their newfound happiness becomes a constant thorn in your side, turning every class session into a painful reminder of what once was.

In conclusion, dating a course mate may seem appealing at first glance, but the reality is far from rosy. From the loss of privacy to the burden of performance pressure, the pitfalls of classroom romance are plentiful. So, the next time you’re tempted to pursue a relationship within your academic circles, remember: it’s better to keep your heart and your classroom separate. After all, staying true to yourself is the ultimate lesson in love.

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