Sometimes life gets pretty tough in college and you need to let those water works flow. So, here are 10 places to cry at Western Michigan University.
If you ever want people not to see you cry your dorm is your best friend. That way once you are done crying than you can watch a show on Netflix and eat Ramen noodles.
The third floor in the library is the best place for you to cry and do all the assignments you have to get done at the same. The bright side to being on the third floor when you cry is that no one will see you.
No one ever goes into their study lounge in their hall. If your roommate is bothering you and the weather is bad outside, then you can always go into your study room and cry. People walking by won’t even notice you are there.
If you are having a bad day and can’t wait to get back to your dorm than the bus is the best way to go. The only person that will notice that you are crying is the bus driver and they will tell you “only a couple more weeks and the semester will be over”.
If you ever need company or someone to know how bad life sucks for you right now than your friend’s dorm room is the place to go. You can both watch Netflix and eat Ramon noodles together.
Maybe staying indoors is not the way you want cry. Crying by the WMU ponds is also a great place to cry. That way the people walking by can stare at you and wonder to themselves if they’re about the cry about the same thing too.
The parking structure has many levels where you can park your car and cry, as well as watch Parking Services give you a ticket for parking in the wrong spot or parking by a meter when the time is up on it.
The computer lab in Brown Hall is where no one goes into if their apart of the College of Arts& Science or any college for that matter.
Sprau Tower has 11 floors and the top or the bottom is a good place to cry. You can cry at the bottom and grab some delicious food or at the top and see the great view of WMU.
If you ever want to be comfortable, as well as bothered at the same time, then the BHC lounge is the right place for you. Literally everyone will stare at you and even sometimes people will come sit next to you and not even know your crying. What a great place right?
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