How to not trade good habits for a social life in university?

[audimax]

Ever since this quarantine began, I developed good habits like taking my supplementation and sleep schedule serious, watching my macros, not drinking alcohol, having an evening skin routine etc. But I worry most of this is gone by the time my uni opens up again, because I have a roommate, and we have to share like 5 bathrooms with 30 other people. Maybe at night when I want to sleep everyones still awake, maybe when I want to do my skincare routine in peace, 5 people have to go shit. Maybe when invited to parties, I consume alcohol again because thats the only way dancing and shit like that is funny/enjoyable.

Any advice? I still want to be part of the group but dont want to sacrifice looksmaxing for it.

 

[janoycresva]

Chad wakes up at 12 PM, throws on a dirty shirt and basketball shorts and looks beautiful. Doesn't take any supplements except whey protein and pre-workout before his twice a week upper body workout and still mogs you. Chad eats a high fat 1000 calorie burger for lunch everyday and is still leaner than you. And he doesn't even contemplate drinking or not drinking, he just does whatever he feels like and has more fun than you. And he doesn't need to study because he's a business major who gets A's just because the foid professor thinks he's such a good presenter, when in reality, he just has a nice suit and great bones.

It's over.

 

[audimax]

Lmao. But most people including me arent chad. Thats what looksmaxing is for

 

[audimax]

bump

 

[middayshowers]

The bathroom situation won’t be as bad as you think, you’ll still be able to do your morning/night routine

Drinking alcohol occasionally isn’t too harmful, i’d recommend joining a sport and getting competitive so then you have a more socially valid reason not to drink/drink less