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Why I hate this college library.


I swear, I hate going to this college library.

There's always some person who thinks their conversation is the most important thing going on.

Well lemme tell you something, ..

 

bruh: with the heavy voice, standing beside the chick pretending to do her homework.. she doesn't want you. She's not interested.

 

bruh: that keeps making conversation with the chick next to him because he lowkey wants her number. ..she doesn't want you, either. She's just not interested. If she were she would actually try to make conversation with you.

 

homegurl: that keeps looking out the corner of her eyes at the dude next to her.. he already has a girl friend. He's cute. Real cute. But, he's already somebody else's bae.. so, do your homework.

 

homegurl: that just HAD to come in the library with 5 layers of perfume.. if you take a shower, you won't need all that artificial stuff that's causing my asthma to relapse.

 

homegurl: that's over there giggling at her boyfriend's jokes.. He's not that funny.

 

y'all: group of procrastinators that came in the library to work on a project that's due in 5 minutes (even though you've had the assignment for the last 2 weeks) stop knocking over my bookbag.  Obviously, there ain't enough room for five of y'all to be sitting at one computer. get out.

 

homegurl: that feels the need to put all her papers and books in my personal space. get out.

 

people: in here playing games on the library computers and having loud ringtones on their cell phones. get out.

 

everybody: act like a college student, especially when you're in ..a college library.

 

otherwise, get out.

 

 

 
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