I am M1 and I've been noticing that my classmates are starting to pair up.... is this normal for all schools or is my school the exception?
Weird.... AdComs usually select for purely asexual people. You should probably report it.
Didn't you know that the water is spiked at medical schools to address the physician shortages of the future?
I am M1 and I've been noticing that my classmates are starting to pair up.... is this normal for all schools or is my school the exception?
Pair-bonding is common among many med student species, including Gunnerus totalis and Applicansis nontraditionalis.
I'm an MS2- at last count we had 9 inter-class couples in a class of 170. One just got engaged.
Whoa. That's 10.58823529%!
I thought that most people were against the inter class pairing but I guess that isn't the case everywhere? Correct me if I am wrong.
But I have to agree...most people in my class entered married, engaged, or with some serious significant other. And some of my classmates ARE definitely pairing up as well.
I am M1 and I've been noticing that my classmates are starting to pair up.... is this normal for all schools or is my school the exception?
Most people on SDN are, but we are only 10% of the Med school population.
Dude, where are you from that 'prarie voles' is your go-to?
I'm guessing Neuroscience major- we were all about prairie voles in my undergrad "Behavioral Endocrinology" class. Did you know they release stress hormones when they're separated from their partner?? Awwwww...
I'm guessing Neuroscience major- we were all about prairie voles in my undergrad "Behavioral Endocrinology" class. Did you know they release stress hormones when they're separated from their partner?? Awwwww...
Co-dependence is pretty romantic, huh
Recent findings have revealed that pair bonding prarie voles are actually quite sneaky and promiscuous. They sneak off into the night to mate with other partners and then come back.
Well, we're doomed.
Whoa. That's 10.58823529%!
I thought that most people were against the inter class pairing but I guess that isn't the case everywhere? Correct me if I am wrong.
But I have to agree...most people in my class entered married, engaged, or with some serious significant other. And some of my classmates ARE definitely pairing up as well.
Haha like that ever stopped anyone. Can't tell you how many people in my class have gotten hammered and hooked up after post-exam parties
(incl. some people in "serious relationships").
There's always 2 or 3 waking up the next morning in someone's else's apt...
I married one of my classmates. We studied together first. You know the old med school saying- "See one; teach one; do one."
I married one of my classmates. We studied together first. You know the old med school saying- "See one; teach one; do one."
I married one of my classmates. We studied together first. You know the old med school saying- "See one; teach one; do one."
haha you're right. We're taking a neuro(ish) class in M1 and 1st lecture he's talking about prairie voles!I'm guessing Neuroscience major- we were all about prairie voles in my undergrad "Behavioral Endocrinology" class. Did you know they release stress hormones when they're separated from their partner?? Awwwww...
Interesting...you made an SDN account just to ask this question
A lot of people in my class were already in relationships/marriages before they started med school. From what I know, most of those relationships are still intact, even the long distance ones. There's only one inter-class couple in my class of 180.