13 signs you’re suffering the Post-Glastonbury Blues

Are you suffering the post-Glastonbury blues? Here are 13 signs you might just well be:

 

 1 

You are experiencing the ‘Glasto-scenes-that-haunt-your-dreams’ syndrome

Unfairground, Glastonbury 2022 | Photo Credit: Planet Gold Decor

 2 

You take pride in your sunburn

Sunburn
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 3 

The mere thought of cutting off your Glasto wristband sends shivers down your spine

Glastonbury 2022 wristband | Photo Credit: Neil Watkins

 4 

The Glastonbury BBC iPlayer has become your new best friend

Homer TV
The Simpsons

 5 

This is basically your reaction to the first sip of the day, it being not a warm cider:

Warm Cider
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 6 

Going to the moon seems like nothing compared to going back to work again

Landing on the Moon
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 7 

Your mates on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter all hate you. No, trust us, they do

All Your Mates Hate You
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 8 

You smiled at a total stranger on the tube channelling that “Glastonbury Spirit” and it almost got you arrested

Getting Arrested
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 9 

When you come back to civilisation and spot another human who is also still rocking the Glasto wristband:

Approval Nod
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 10 

You still hold your breath for as long as you can while entering the toilet (even though there’s no need to)

Holding Breath
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 11 

Your mates are all hyped for the weekend night out and invite you to come along, but you decline. Reason being, it does not look like this:

The Pyramid Stage, Glastonbury 2022 | Photo Credit: Simon

 12 

All food is dull and tasteless and not served in a kraft tray or wrapped in a napkin – which you now consider to be the standard

Glastonbury Festival Food | Photo Credit: What’s Steph Scoffing?

 13 

You look at the Glasto countdown timer for next year’s Glastonbury and break into tears just to realise there are more than 300 days to go. Now, you start shaking too.

Tears
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