Difference between revisions of "Hallcest"
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A lot of the social downside to hallcest can be avoided when people are mature and emotionally stable. We aren't, but we indulge in it anyways. | A lot of the social downside to hallcest can be avoided when people are mature and emotionally stable. We aren't, but we indulge in it anyways. | ||
| − | Third West has a long-standing history of having pairs of hall members that, even if they aren't simulating reproductive activities, are recognized as being "together | + | Third West has a long-standing history of having pairs of hall members that, even if they aren't simulating reproductive activities, are recognized as being "together." |
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| + | * I, for one, have absolutely nothing to say here -mesako | ||
==OTPs== | ==OTPs== | ||
| + | * Boxey/Steeley | ||
Latest revision as of 14:13, 9 September 2010
Hallcest is the act of getting into a relationship with someone on the same hall. It is generally frowned upon in East Campus, as it implies that two rooms are being allocated to a pair of people who would be willing to share a room. Additionally, the mess and drama of break-ups can put strain on hall culture.
A lot of the social downside to hallcest can be avoided when people are mature and emotionally stable. We aren't, but we indulge in it anyways.
Third West has a long-standing history of having pairs of hall members that, even if they aren't simulating reproductive activities, are recognized as being "together."
- I, for one, have absolutely nothing to say here -mesako
OTPs
- Boxey/Steeley
