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Anna Stamey

Being single in college isn’t just an unfortunate placeholder between relationships — it's actually a life hack, an underrated opportunity to do exactly what I want.

Why being unattached is underrated

By Anna Stamey | Yesterday

Contrary to popular belief, being single in college isn’t just an unfortunate placeholder between relationships — it's actually a life hack, an underrated opportunity to do exactly what I want, when I want and with whom I want.