What does it feel like to have only one boy in a class of dozens of people in a health school?

The first feeling is happiness, of course, because this is the dream of many male students, thinking that they are surrounded by a group of senior sisters, and it is not a "class grass" to be a boy alone. And those boys who are almost the "grandfathers" of the whole class on the university campus must be envious. But if boys really go to the health school, they will know that the previous ideas are all jokes.

1, since you are the only male in the class, you should take all the hard work.

Studying in the health school, you are the only boy in the class. Almost all the physical labor involved in the class is covered by you, including moving tables and changing water, especially getting books at the beginning of each semester. In other classes, a dozen boys moved the new books back to the dormitory together. It's your class's turn, and it becomes your own business. One person has to move more than 20 times and send the new books of 39 girls in the class to the downstairs of the girls' dormitory. You may be too tired to get out of bed for two days.

It is impossible to fall in love. You are the boyfriend of 39 girls.

Some boys will think that there are so many girls in the class that it will be easy to find a girlfriend and have a vigorous campus romance, but after the experience, they will know that the girls in the class will almost remember that you are a boy when they are doing things, and never treat you as a boy when they study and play. All the girls in the class regard you as a "best friend", and you will become a confidante when you are sad or break up. Over time, all the girls in the class will talk to each other.

3, study and live with girls, and make yourself more delicate emotionally.

When you live and study in the health school, you can hardly make any male friends, and all the female students in the class have become your "good girlfriends". After a long time, you will find yourself becoming more and more emotional and caring about details.