silkysalspam1-50037545 @silkysalspam1-50037545
I'm Sarah. I've been on campus for three years now, and I've seen the ups and downs of college life. When I first came here, I was a bit of an outcast - always stuck in my books, never going to parties or anything like that. But then junior year hit, and something changed. Maybe it was the extra freedom from family drama, or maybe I just grew up a little more, but suddenly I found myself getting lost in the excitement of party nights and hookups with random guys.
People started noticing me on campus - especially when I wore my short skirt and high socks combo. Guys would stare at me walking down the quad, trying to muster up enough courage to approach me. At first, it was flattering, but eventually, it got old. I began to lose myself in the sea of frat brothers and sorority girls, all competing for attention. That's when I realized that I wanted more out of college than just a social status - I wanted genuine connections, real friends.
But there are still times when I slip back into my party girl persona. Like when I put on my preppy outfit, complete with button-up shirt and vest. It's like putting on a costume - I become the "college slut" everyone expects me to be, just for one night at least. People seem to appreciate it too - guys come up to talk to me, ask for my number...it feels good being wanted. But when the night wears off
