When I was in college, such things were not so common, but I believe they have become commonplace. My university is located in a less developed city, which may not even be a third-tier city, so this kind of university reputation is ok. I know those students from rural areas really thought that going to college was a good way out at that time (forgive us for our lack of foresight). So I study really hard, and skipping classes has never had anything to do with us. And listen carefully in every class, not perfunctory. In addition, my personal performance is also good, and I will not relax my demands on myself. Maybe in college, we are more like nerds and don't understand the world.

At that time, I did see many couples, shopping and eating together and sitting in class together. Later, I heard that someone went out to rent a house and so on, and of course there were familiar people. At that time, conservative thinking was still very heavy. I think these people are very serious. They said they would live with men and go out to rent a house. I don't think they have any shame. But now the pace of social development, there is no criticism of this kind of thing, and there is more tolerance, so it is really too difficult for men and women to find a marriage partner. Now it is not only a university, but also many boys and girls live together. That's human freedom. Renting a house outside is first and foremost a security issue. It is said that once a man and a woman went to a rental house near the school at night and met three or five gangs. Those monsters killed his girlfriend in front of him. There is also the safety of cohabitation. Don't think that renting a house outside is unscrupulous. As a result, you are pregnant or have some gynecological diseases, so it is you who suffer. Cohabitation will distract a lot of energy, and any problems will affect your study and even graduation. I have seen such an example around me.

Although the society is open, I must cherish the body my parents gave me, and I can't just live with others. Everything has a price. Have you ever thought that life is sweet? You must have tasted bitterness.