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The Dormance
“With my luck, his new girlfriend will be in the same hall, too,” says Amanda, with a laugh.
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| nicole007 | |
| oh-no, definitely don't date in the dorm--been there done that. Although if you must, make sure someone has a single! | |
| Gabby06 | |
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I have never known ANY dorm relationships that worked out. It's just a recipe for disaster.
| Alliekat03 | |
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I guess there's an exception to every rule! I met my boyfriend in the dorms our freshman year. He had a single, so that helped, and we didn't technically make things official until the end of the year. Definitely take things slow- I think that's what saved us. We've been together for almost four years now!
| Jessy -- Boston | |
| I had to comment ,this article made me smile. I am years out of college but broke all these rules with my boyfriend who lives down the hall in my apartment building. ha! It is true that this situation can fast forward a relationship..but it sure is convienent ;) | |
| sarabel -- Los Angeles | |
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I love the article but can't relate. I went to an all women's college and I'm straight. Since then the apartment romance has come up. All I'm going to say is... the walk of shame is a lot shorter with a neighbor :)
| GemmyBean -- Cambridge | |
| This article is so great! I dated a guy in my dorm, and it would have been so much better and easier if we didn't live in the same dorm. It was REALLY hard to keep the mystery going. | |
| leisle -- Torrance | |
| My boyfriend was my neighbor in college. He literally lived right above me. We've been dating now for a year and a half. Dorm/neighbor relationships can totally work. sometimes. | |
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