Is falling in love a compulsory course in college?

Of course, it's not a compulsory course, but if you can find the other half, it's actually good to have a love in college, at least it's a good experience for your life, right?

In fact, those who just went to college are generally eager to talk about a love, but I think this mentality is not correct. Because they belong to children who have just been freed from the urgent high school life, once they go to college, they are much more free and naturally want to talk about a love. But in this case, they usually choose people who seem to like themselves a little, but you think it's the first time for everyone to meet, and no one knows anyone, let alone fall in love.

I remember our class was like this. I was very slow in recognizing people. I couldn't recognize everyone in our class after getting along for a month, but at that time, someone had already started to fall in love.

In college, falling in love is very important, but it is not a compulsory course, because not everyone will meet the right person, like me ... If falling in love is a compulsory course in college, I'm afraid many people will only choose one person to make do with it, but I just don't want to make do with it. I think even being alone is much more comfortable than being with an inappropriate person, and it is also more economical.

This is absolutely true. If you can find the right person, you can fall in love. If you can't do it, no one can force you. So falling in love in college is not a compulsory course. You can talk about it when you meet it, but don't force it, don't force it, don't do it.