u/Few-Dependent1076

I'm an LGBTQ transfer student currently selecting a room and I only see "Greek Village" and "Kosove" options, can someone let me know what the atmosphere/overall gist of these two is? Pros and cons? My mom assumed greek village was going to be fraternity/sorority stuff (which I'm not even sure what that is/means, but she made it sound like I wouldn't get along well). Is "Greek Village" what people are referring to when they say "the village"?

My main goal is to make friends and adjust to college life overall. I'm coming from St Pete College. I know being trans can make roommate situations complicated so I was wondering which area tends to be better for that. Also, which complex is more walkable to classes? Thanks so much!

I have a friend who introduced me to an anime last fall that I know absolutely adore but they keep making the same stupid smug joke: "YOU'RE WELCOME, by the way" or to my friends: "He likes this show cause *I* brought it into his life, guys"

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I get it—YOU showed me this amazing thing that means so much to me now (dare I say I like it more than they do), but you don't have to rub it in my face every time I get excited? I've said "thank you for introducing me to this show!!" at least 100 times. It's unnecessary. Real mood killer; makes me want to keep this more of a secret thing to enjoy now 🫠

don't mind this, I'm just sad. I swear Bakugo loves Izuku did anyone else see how he looked at him?? But I can appreciate the Ochaco thing, especially the whole Toga component. That was so sweet. Otherwise just mad my bakudeku heart sad </3

OTHER THAN THAT I LOVED THE FINAL EP

Has anyone been on the housing standby list for Tampa and actually gotten in?