How to handle a crush in medical school.
Ah, medical school – a place of learning, growth, and… crushes? Yes, it’s true – medical school is not immune to the joys and perils of having a crush on someone. Here are some humorous tips on how to handle your crush in medical school:
- Don’t make it obvious: Sure, you may be head-over-heels for that cute guy in your anatomy lab group, but don’t let it show too much. It’s best to keep things professional and focus on your studies – at least until you know if he’s single or not.
- Study together: If you want to spend more time with your crush, suggest studying together. It’s a great way to get to know each other better and also stay on top of your coursework.
- Don’t be too competitive: Medical school can be a cutthroat environment, but don’t let your crush turn into a rivalry. Instead, be supportive of each other’s successes and work together to achieve your goals.
- Don’t be too clingy: It’s important to give your crush some space and not come on too strong. Nobody likes a stage-five clinger, especially in the high-pressure environment of medical school.
- Laugh it off: Let’s face it – having a crush in medical school can be stressful and awkward. But sometimes, the best thing to do is just laugh it off and not take yourself too seriously.
So, to all the medical students out there with a crush, just remember – you’re not alone. And who knows? Maybe that cute guy in your lab group will turn out to be more than just a crush. But in the meantime, keep it professional, stay focused on your studies, and don’t forget to laugh at yourself along the way.
