10 signs you're suffering from reverse culture shock

1. You ugly-cried shamelessly on the plane home. 

2. You spend half the time complaining about the UK (the weather, the food, the people)...

3. ... and the other half talking lovingly about your year abroad location so much that your UK friends are starting to avoid you.

4. But that's ok, because you only want to hang out with your year abroad friends and reminisce about the golden days.

5. You keep accidentally starting sentences in the wrong language...

6. ... whilst making basic grammatical errors in English.

7.  You have foreign food cravings that no amount of bangers and mash can solve.

8. The only thing that helps your bad mood is googling 'cheap flights to [insert year abroad destination here]'.

9. You get embarrassingly excited when you hear people speaking the language/with the accent of your year abroad country on public transport.

10. You count down the days until your final exams are over and you can move back.

Sounds like you? Don't panic, it happens to the best of us.

This too will pass. Eventually.