As a freshman, how to avoid being beaten by seniors?

I remember when we first reported to the university, the propaganda slogan of the reception desk for freshmen in the school was: "Fire prevention, theft prevention and seniors prevention." It's really sweet, but it's not that serious. Many seniors are still good.

I remember that we were carrying a heavy suitcase, and the senior always helped us carry it, and then someone specially took you to go through the relevant formalities, which was very thoughtful. After all the formalities are completed, the seniors will help you move your things to the dormitory, which is how to avoid being chased by the seniors through one-stop service. That is, if he doesn't make it clear that he wants to pursue you, but keeps asking you out under the banner of various activities, you should be careful. Many seniors will say, if you don't understand anything, you can ask him. Find him and start pushing from pillar to post. To put it bluntly, it's just to establish a great image of yourself, but it's actually useless.

Every year, after freshmen enter school, there will be a large number of campus advertisements in a short time. And if a senior says he wants to chase you, don't say yes in a hurry. You should observe it for a while. Many people can last for two weeks at most, and then they will go to other school girls. This kind of person doesn't need to take a reason. In the face of their greasy rhetoric, what you have to choose is to turn a blind eye and wait until they really do something before considering whether to be with each other. Now many college students are dealing with people with a game mentality. Although you may not be able to get together in the end, you should choose someone who takes your feelings seriously, or you might as well be single.

Keeping a cold attitude is the best way to refuse routines, but it may not be in line with your own personal design.