Studying and researching colleges, internships, and jobs.

Reading and watching TV.

Arguing with your SO.

Cruising social media.

spending the day alone.

taking a day off.

not knowing what your best friends did over the weekend.

going to a party with a bunch of people you don't know.

You're loyal and forgiving.

Your organizational skills cannot be beat. You never forget a birthday and have had a five-year plan since your freshman year of high school.

You take good care of yourself and don't live in deprivation of any kind.

You're self-sufficient and don't need a lot to get by.

You often overextend yourself and give too many second chances.

Your friendships can be one-sided. You’re not the one making an effort most of the time.

You’re rigid and because of that you can be hard to get close to.

You can be shallow, superficial, and critical.

You have your name sewn into all your clothes, including your underwear, and you’ve saved every notebook, test, and homework assignment since 1st grade.

You have a secret Instagram account posing as a girl you and your ex went to summer camp with in 8th grade so that you can friend said ex and stalk him.

Your room, where you basically spend most of your free time, is a complete and utter mess and you can sleep way past noon on the weekends.

Your SO is not faithful.

When someone seems peeved that you're on your phone.

When someone describes their plans for the weekend—hiking, dinner party, art museum, seeing their friend’s band—and follows it up saying they don’t really like spending time alone.

What’s a date? You can’t remember the last time you and your SO made plans for a date night.

When your date's shirt is wrinkled and they don't seem to care.