A Tribute to Carrie Bradshaw-A College Girl's Account of Love in the City
On a cool Boston afternoon, a single girl walked in a single line through the center of a moving crowd in the heart of Copley.
On my own mission, I was perfectly content roaming the city by myself, meandering and window shopping wherever I pleased. But as I repeatedly dodged couples that were stuck together, making my way around them so as not to sever their held hands, I couldn't help but wonder; When completely surrounded by strangers, is one still "alone"? If everyone has another half, are we truly "alone" until our soul mates are found?
As a straight girl going to an art school dominated by females and gay men, straight guys are a rarity and ones that are also single are a hot commodity, making the man-catching game a lesson in creativity. Luckily, this college city is crawling with guys--yes, even straight ones--giving us single gals plenty of chances.
In the meantime, I'll keep enjoying Thai dates with Lauren, strolls down Newbury Street with Lisa, and movie nights with my (coupled)roommates, Chris and Dani. And when I find myself alone in a crowd, the city will be my date, and I will be perfectly content.
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