You need to talk to the Dean of Students or similar at your university. You may be able to be housed in the dormitory for free over breaks. It really depends but all universities are going to have some sort of support for people who live in the dorms and suddenly are unable to return to their off-season housing. I'm talking from American pov but I have to hope it's similar elsewhere.
Wonderful news!!!
i wish it was the case. they offer *paid* accom over the summer, but i'm not sure i can afford that presently. tenatively looking into work to help pay for it if needs be.
Ninja'd by @bliblblblbbllb, but talk to your dean. Also an excellent time to either talk to your pastor or start going to church if you're religious and seek the help of private charity.
Funny thing is all it takes is joining some random club, but even stooping to something like that takes such effort if you're not used to it. We got a do-it-all lesbo at work who does salsa, choir etc. She roped a guy into it and not a month later he not only found another dance partner, but also got another 2, who also in turn invited him for other things. One decision and the guy had 3 weekly appointments, personally, from (married) women to do something. I too hate the fact how fucking easy it is to get a better life; all of one decision. I randomly get these bursts of energy when I'm already out and about to just, do something. Google nearby clubs or whatever. Then I get home and I lose all motivation.
The power of clubs are pretty amazing. I joined a couple language clubs, even a drama club. I feel kinda bad for not going to them, as my schedule is fucked beyond recognition thanks to college.
If you come from gaming you feel borderline retarded with all the loopholes and shit you have to get through to get even close to the simple gatekeeping mechanic of "Paying for a membership and going". Discord killed any reason to log in and idle in an mmorpg. Group chat culture removed any peer2peer relationship building. Ey bro archery sounds fun? Go. You'll meet people who are 100% mentally there. For example, the fighting game community is dead as shit compared to other genres, so you need to actively communicate, plan, and even meet up irl to get anything going. That is closer to club culture than most things- again, which is out there easily available for non-gaming contexts.
I had no idea and I consider myself to be a bit of a gamer. I don't do a lot of clubs as the ones I know don't operate on the weekends. I do volunteer but most of the people are old men, nice people.
Have you tried buying local honey? I've heard a few people state that it really helps with pollen allergies. If it does nothing you at least get a sweet treat while you're suffering.
