So you just can’t anymore and you’re looking for the best places to cry at the University of Waterloo. We’ve all been at that point in our university career where we want rip out our hair and scream – be it at your prof or yourself. One can imagine this happening on regular basis, especially here at UW. Because of the many students that are enrolled here, one might think that there are zero private areas to let it all out, but here you can explore some options to make your tears discrete.
Honestly, this would probably be you’re best bet if you can keep your sobs under control or at least mask them as uncontrollable pants for air. Everyone would mistake your tears for sweat and you get to work on your new year’s resolution to keep fit!
This easily tops the list of best places to cry at the University of Waterloo. This could be a good choice if it’s a ‘why am I even here’ cry, but if it’s a ‘I just failed a midterm worth 30%’ you might want to refer to next option because of the thin a** walls.
Here you have a vast amount of what used to be green grass that is now a huge hill of white nothingness. You may be cold, but at least the frigid temperatures would freeze your tears!
The Davis Centre is a large and populated place that has a nice percentage of the food available in UW for munchies you’d get right after you … can. Get it?
The SLC, as much as DC, is constantly buzzing with life, so chances are you would see someone you know who could cry with you. Or at the very least do it with you.
For real though, they can help you if you need the help. You can find them on the second floor of Ira Needles Halls.
Not technically a part of UW but close enough right? In the park, there are beautiful lights at night (during the winter) and the alpacas would help dry your salty, salty tears.
Is it just me or when one sees this place, does the song ‘bad and bougie’ come to mind?
When it’s the end of the semester and your you need that extra push to get on the deans list or to pass, maybe a few crocodile tears could push you over the edge.
The truth of the matter is that you’ve probably already done this. So if none of the aforementioned options don’t suit you, go old fashioned!
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