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¶ … closer I get to my graduation, the more people ask me what my plans are. My parents have had this conversation with me a million times, because of course helping out with my tuition entitles them to call me on a weekly basis to ask about internships and job interviews and where do I plan to live? But what I worry about more is, where will I find love? I look at my friends and they run the gamut. Claire and Jason have been together since freshman year. They're like that benchmark perfect couple that has everything sorted out. They may as well by their side-by-side plots at the cemetery right now. Andy is awesome. She has a new guy every year, and it works out well for her. I like that model. Enough time to get to know somebody, but not enough to be complacent. It's way too early in life for that, she says, and I tend to agree. In the summers, she usually hooks up with a guy from her high school, too. He's cute, and in another life they were probably meant to be with each other, but neither seems interested in being anything more than friends with benefits.

She acts like this isn't a problem, like she has this great Tinder life, but it's all a bluff, I'm sure of it. But she's a multitasker like that, no qualms about working multiple angles at once. She's just wired that way. She has the rest of her house in order, don't get me wrong, but I wouldn't want her love life. I've been down that path, somewhere in my not-too-distant past, and it gets old fast. I'm looking for something a little more satisfying, I think.
So I'm starting to think about what I want more. It's scary. I've always wanted an older man. Maybe this is the time for something like that. I can't lie, I've checked a few profiles out. My school friends think I'm crazy. I was hanging out with Chantal and a bottle of wine one night, and looking at profiles for guys in their thirties, even a couple in their forties. She said she couldn't imagine hooking up with someone like that, but I was intrigued. I'm getting too old for college guys, which I guess makes sense since I'm almost out of here.

My mother says just to…

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Giedd, J. (2012). The digital revolution and adolescent brain evolution. Journal of Adolescent Health. Vol. 51 (2) 101-105.

Slater, D. (no date). Love in the time of algorithms. In possession of the author.
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