Is college a good place to look for a relationship?

[Jesterteddy66]

[sea_09]

Just depends, but don't go to college just to find a relationship if thats what you're hoping to do. If you do go to college you should focus on learning rather than finding someone. You will have time to do that later

[WhiteBoyChill]

That’s the way I see things as well

[AFretiredTXn]

@WhiteBoyChill. Have you found someone yet?

[dusky_woman1]

Not in my opinion. College days are fun and why would someone waste it by being in relationship which is mostly for sex.

[Guy13]

Yes as lots of people use to use it as a place to meet spouse but now it is one big hook-up bar with the Frats and Sororities.

[Pinay_ako]

Yes 🙌 … but I don’t look for relationships nor force it to happen. I want to focus on my studies, party some and just finish and get my degree. That’s what my parents sent me to college for. A boyfriend is just a perk

[Date_a_Snob]

Well said

[Anonymous]

It depends. If you live in the dorms, then everyone is in the mindset to find someone to date. If you don't live in the dorms, then it's harder to find someone who's open to dating. Usually a good percentage are concerned with graduating so they're not looking to date. I feel like finding friends is difficult too, at least the university I went to people weren't that friendly with each other. When I lived in the dorms, I had a few guys who were interested. When I stopped living in the dorms I only had one guy who approached me. So I feel like the dorms open up the possibility of things happening. Are you thinking about going to a college campus and approaching random girls you find pretty?

[ZackBan]

Not particularly. You got access to way more women for sure and later in life it will he harder to "meet" women. But many will be looking for hookups and fun. Some will he into relationships much like any social setting.

Overall always looks for what you want regardless of time and place

[BCRanger10]

People do meet their future spouses at college, but that's more a perk or possibility rather than a feature or a guarantee. My wife and I went to the same college, but I'd already been graduated for about two years before she got there.

Plus, dating services, in my estimation, aren't worth the student loans, $30,000 per year, and 20 years of student loans.

[BCRanger10]

Yeah... didn't mean to repeat myself there... sorry...

[nitsuj86]

It can be. I know plenty of couples that have met in college. I also know plenty of people that stayed single and fucked as many people as they could.

You can find what you are looking for in each case, you just have to look for the right people.

[TheSpaceGnome]

It's probably the only place adults can find a relationship with a likeminded person (with any actual lasting success).

Bars are shit, clubs are shit, everywhere is bad odds except college. Pick a class you actually like that has lots of women your age.

[JSmuve]

School is always the best place to meet someone. But, in my experience, the odds that you'll meet someone without joining a lot of extra-curricular activities and being very social is quite low. Most women don't sit around in class long enough for you to approach, so unless they come to you, you either have to be heavily involved in campus life, often sacrificing your studies, or you won't meet someone.

[Anonymous]

I wasn't looking for it, I always planned to just focus on my study and no dating, specially not dating a classmate but turns out I found an amazing man I love and we fit very well. My parents met in college and they're a lovely couple by the way.

[Anonymous]

The funny thing is I met the guy I'm with now in college even though we didn't get together until now in my 30s. So I would say yes. It might be harder to find someone once you graduate college because let's face it, online dating sucks and unless you go out a lot, finding someone is hard.

[TenderFantasy]

Some people have gotten married while in college so it COULD be a good option. I remember hearing about older couples back when I was younger. They met in college during the 80's and 90's so yeah.

Even 70's.

[MrNameless]

Absolutely. It's easy to find people and have a relationship if you try.

[exitseven]

college may be the best place to look for a relationship. There are lots og girls around and plenty of opportunities. to meet them.

[WhitneySnow]

Sure but there might not be a lot of students in their late thirties

[chicosuave]

i dont see people holding hands in colleges.

[Anonymous]

I don't go there for relationships. I go to meet girls to invite them to parties, or even dates. In the hot summer is nice too. There are plenty of colleges around me

[Fuentes]

I would look there for a good nut I find most college chick's on tinder not from Cali and they want Cali dudes so they easy to smash out

[Anonymous]

Usually not as a lot of girls go there for their hoe phase and a lot of guys for fuck boy phase.

[NostalgiaSenpi]

As good a place as any. You're exposed to a wide array of potential partners.

[Anonymous]

Absolutely not. It’s a good place to look for fun that’s it. All those females are getting dicked down by a different dude every day of the week. Can’t turn a how into a housewife.

[Minahh]

I guess unless you have a crush on your teacher like I do 🥴

[WhiteBoyChill]

Dude fck no. Take it from a guy that’s actually in college right now

[Nautybolt]

Not to me collage day should be spent learning and having fun and staff like that

[Anonymous]

No.

Just fuck as many girls as you can

[rosemilk]

that's how mine started.

[midnightcavern01]

😂no, more trouble comes along

[serious]

No, not a good idea

[fonduegirl]

Yeah, the ones with infatuation seems to glow

[FilmGuy93]

Doesn't seem like it is, honestly.

[imfreeze95]

Focus on your education

[In_Trance]

What do you mean by "good"

[Jazzy54]

Sure. 😊

[TallAnon]

Sure.