Some people call it independence. My bank account calls it a developing situation.
Student life in Maastricht, unfiltered
Short, honest experiences from students living and studying in Maastricht. Moderated for privacy, independent and student-led.
Some people call it independence. My bank account calls it a developing situation.
I am loud online and painfully shy in person. Some of you are about to witness a disappointing adaptation.
called home to ask how long rice takes. adulthood is going well
maastricht weather watched me buy a bike and took it personally
went to buy one pan and discovered kitchen equipment is apparently a luxury sector
My current personality is whichever film, book or football match lets me avoid thinking about the reading.
I packed outfits for a version of university where I attend mysterious dinners. I wear the same hoodie every day.
The city is small until you are carrying groceries in the rain.
icl I thought being an adult would involve less googling “can I still eat this”
the real first-year curriculum is learning which panic is urgent and which panic needs a snack
Studying psychology so I can professionally ask “and how does that make you feel”
I understand the theory of sleep. Implementation remains outside the scope of this research.
My iced coffee is not a personality. It is a research assistant.
GUYS I made one responsible phone call today please respect my journey
The communal kitchen is conducting an unapproved longitudinal study on one abandoned sponge.
I went out for one drink and returned with no money, one new friend and a confusing photo. balanced outcome
My degree is teaching me about human behaviour while my housemates provide the live demonstration.
The ducks near the Maas have a better work-life balance than I do.
You’ve reached the end.