u/Quirky_Lion3962

I went out with 2 flatmates (it's a house share with randoms the other flatmate is really nice) from uni and one of them was so rude. She was commenting on EVERYTHING. She said it's weird how I was walking a certain route on campus and I was confused where they were in the phone and she said 'you're the one who is f*ck knows where! Then the other flatmate asked if I knew somewhere on campus I said I don't the rude girl said 'you are a second year now how do you not know. She looked down at my body and gave me a weird look. Then the other flatmate asked how a sport society went I said 'good' she said, 'is that all you going to say?' Then as we were walking back to the house she was like 'why are you walking over the grass just walk a normal way'. At one point she wanted us to walk in the road instead of pavemen because she said we wouldn't fit which I found odd. Honestly she is exhausting and I don't want to hangout with her again, her passive aggressive attitude is odd. Does anyone else relate what should I do?

Hi so my current situation is I either continue commuting for my second year or I live with randoms in a house share. My commute is 1.5 hrs and my mum is out of the house most the time working overnight, but we also clash over things a lot when she's at home. The commute is tiring and of course it's difficult to attend societies and I feel my grades may suffer. I also basically pay for all my groceries so not saving money on food. I was offered a place in halls but it was the worst halls so I rejected. I have a house viewing where I will meet the landlord and housemates but it feels kind of risky since I don't know them. Anyone been in this situation?

I'm from a very low income background, receive bursary, first in my family to go uni and some days I feel like an alien. I hear so many students getting money from their parents while studying which is something I don't have. Uni in general is also a very competitive environment. It seems like those with cultural capital are able to get jobs/internships much easier.