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Rise and shine, collegiettes, itâs time to start reflecting and reminiscing about our favorite Upper East Siders as the series finale of Gossip Girl draws near, just barely a month away. For the past six years, weâve indulged in every scandal, secret and sex play these characters gave us. Weâve grown with them, become attached to them, and talked about them like theyâre our own friends. Weâve bitched about their missteps and praised their good decisions like we somehow know them personallyâno one has done this more than myself.
That being said, it almost goes without saying that with the end of this series comes the end of an era. Back at the very beginning, the showâs existence itself caused as many scandals and uproar as a Georgina Sparks cameo. The show was both loved and hatedâcritics either praised the sex appeal or criticized the demise of our generationâs youth, and parents completely lost their cool (having seemingly forgotten about their own Melrose Place days). But the showâs ratings were something that couldnât be argued with, and we were graced with six years of GG addiction.
As we mourn the loss of some of our best fictional friends, letâs skip to step four of the seven stages of griefâin our depression, we reflect.
Though we may not have the mile-long legs, perfectly tousled golden tresses, or effortlessly perfected wardrobe of Serena van der Woodsen, letâs look at everything our favorite âit-girlâ has taught us. If thereâs one thing we can learn from Serena, itâs that it is never too late to change. Mistakes will be made, big and smallââand you canât change the pastâbut you can always learn from them and move forward. Since that day six years ago when she was spotted returning at Grand Central Station, Serena has worked to shed her old party girl skin and become the good person that, deep down, she always was. Bumps in the road will always pop up, but itâs never too late to be the best version of yourself. After all, if Serena can go from a borderline drug addict to working for big time movie producers and up-and-coming newspapers, thereâs no reason you canât do whatever youâve always dreamed of!
On the other end of the spectrum, we must also remember that planning every detail of your life, from your outfits to college to your future mentor, doesnât always pan outâand sometimes, itâs okay to fumble. To the Blair Waldorfs of the world, donât fret too much over every little detailâif Blair has taught us anything, itâs always to stay driven, strong, and independent, even when things donât go according to plan. Her stubbornness, tough exterior and constant need for control may push her (and everyone else) over the edge at times, but her evil side doesnât completely destroy her image (everyone has their bitch side, so embrace it)! Be your own person, strive for people to see you greatly, and open your heart to love once in awhile. Â
To the gentlemen reading this, remember what our favorite Upper East Side fellas have taught you. To you Chuck Bass wannabes, remember that your parentsâ opinions are not the end all be all. Bart Bass will never be a loving dad to poor C, but Chuck has done nothing but try to impress him and be the man he thinks Bart wants him to be. Be proud of yourself instead! You donât need anyoneâs approval but your ownâthat being said, remember to keep yourself in check. Risks are worth taking, but there are lines not to be crossed, and keeping your head on straight (and putting your heart first) is most important in the end.
To those deep feeling, outsider artist boys, who may or may not have the friendliest fathers and a killer book deal, the Dan Humphreys of the world, keep in mind that the grass is not always greener on the other side. Remember that being on the inside isnât always what youâve chalked it up to be in your headâand that what you think youâre lacking may be exactly what youâve gained. Money isnât everything, but family is. Also keep in mind, Humphrey-a-likes, that nobody is perfectâand judging too harshly is never an admirable quality. Glass houses, my friends. But keep your heart set on your art and your dreams, keep your friends and family close, and steer clear of the drama best you can.
And lastly for my favorites, the true and loyal friends, the Nate Archibalds of the world, keep on being yourselves. The chance of anyone having the dashing good looks, cool demeanor and perfect eyes and jaw line of Nate are slim to noneâbut having a heart like his is a close second, believe me. Nate Archibald always stayed loyal to his friends and family, no matter what they didâand even in his anger, he was always the first to dole out forgiveness. He was and forever will be the golden boy of the Upper East Side. Remember, Nates, the good guy will always win in the end, and though your parents and family may not be perfect, that doesnât predispose you to be the same. Outshine them, and show the world your true colors. Though it may sometimes feel like youâre overshadowed because of your quiet demeanor and manners, donât let it steer you astrayâŚwe love you more, in the end.
Like any good friends, our Manhattan royalty friends have taught us many life lessons. Letâs adorn the black threads and mourn them for awhile, but let us never forget our six year journey, collegiettes.
You know you love me (well, us.)
XOXO, Her Campus