A Guide To Being Single at the University of Auckland
Fresh out of a committed relationship? Or maybe you’re committed to rebelling against societal pressure to contribute to the gene pool? Or perhaps you’re just a casual single who’s tired of seeing romance spread across campus like the plague. Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered. This article is your one stop guide to help you through. Here are 5 fun ways to enjoy single life to the fullest at the University of Auckland.
1. Get healthy, get hot.
With the weather outside currently frostier than your ice cold heart, it’s a great time to get inside and warm up. The University of Auckland Recreation Centre offers membership that won’t break the bank and services for all levels of fitness. The treadmills (or the cute guys on the treadmills) will be sure to get your blood pumping.
Bonus tip: When summer rolls around, you’ll be fitter than ever and hotter than the sun.
2. Go for a night out on the town.
Speaking of getting hot and bothered, Auckland has some welcoming bars on offer. Shadows, the bar on campus, is the place to go after a long, stressful day of class. Better yet, after a long week, dress up, grab a few friends and slay some hearts in the numerous bars throughout Auckland CBD. Because you are the dancing queen and a seriously sexy motherf**ker.
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3. Or relax with a night in.
If loud nightclubs aren’t your thing, don’t stress! Relax with a quiet night in at home, either alone or with company, get some snacks and pull up a movie. Unwind and de-stress. Make netflix and chill great again.
4. Treat yourself!
A precious aspect of single life is your freedom. Appreciate it and treat yourself! Try some decadent waffles at The Shelf, on High St, followed by rediscovering the simple joys in the sophisticated, whimsical world of the Auckland Art Gallery. Then go home and give yourself some good lovin’ (if you catch my drift).
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5. Join a club on campus.
Why spend valuable time and energy trying to find a relationship, when you can find yourself instead? University is the time to experiment! With over 200 clubs on campus, there’s something to suit everyone, and the perfect opportunity to find new hobbies. If you can’t find one to fulfill your interests, you can even start a new club.
Now go out there and live your best life!
