8 hiccups in my college

Hi people

Typecasting has taken a backseat . It's the complain thing again!!!

1. Not much product variety

My college is at an isolated place and hardly anything is found in the vicinity. The only place you find food in is your canteen . The same thing everyday !

2. Fashion Trends

Since it's a Muslim Minority College . Everything you choose from the market is with atleast ten other girls . Don't be surprised when a girl catches hold of you and says , even I have the same Palazzo.

3.You can't disappear

The population of the college is just 400 right now. With around 80 interns, world only gets smaller. Then 100 freshers make it very very small. If you ever feel like removing your hijab , your classmates best friend who is also your relative will blabber it all through . Or you bunk a class and the attender tells this to the management .

Basically , in VRK everybody knows everybody, there is nothing as such like a celebrity.

You can't pretend like things never happened .

4. You can't avoid people

Even if you are fed up with the non stop banter , you can't get away from that girl who sits next to you or may be posted with you .

5. Isolation

The college timings are so packed that you don't even feel like going elsewhere after your 8-5 packed schedule . But you never want to be Home Alone on weekends and vacations . You just want to fly away.

As its situated away from the city , you just kick start your bike and bunk off . Or ride away in an auto rickshaw . Car? Is own transport allowed , anyway?

6. SunGuilt

Usually we are very well protected in the college. But the way to college gives you a tan . A 8 minute walk to hospital another 8 minute walk while returning gives you sweat and tan . No, no vitamin D at peak afternoon!

7.Bumpy Rides

I still don't know if it's the driver or the vehicle that gives me a backache .

8.Nosy attenders

I think every college has such group of people , ever rude.

So far so much ...

Bye

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