THE UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF BEING

CECI N'EST PAS UNE PIPE.
my last name is bread
bauguette with cyn

the college process

is over.

first, congratulations to my friends and peers on their many accomplishments and acceptances, i am extremely proud!

it’s been a long, arduous seven months and then some.  the stress and the heartbreak have been overwhelming at times, but i have always had great support and amazing friends

i was disappointed yesterday.  how could i be?  the obnoxious woes of someone that didn’t make their dream schools but made great schools nonetheless.  i saw all the former magnet kids make multiple ivies.  i had made plans to visit an old math teacher with former classmates and i felt like i failed him.  my own boyfriend told me that it’s okay that i made my targets, that they’re great schools.  but what about my reaches?

targets is such a dirty word.  it implies that you’re probably going to get into the school, and you expect to.  but there really aren’t targets or reaches.  each school has its way of evaluating students and selecting its incoming class.  everything is a crap shoot, for everyone (except maybe the intel winners, but at least for a majority of people)  

but fuck it, i’m damn proud of where i got into.  i don’t need to fit the hunter standard of ivies to know that i’m going to go somewhere and i’m going to be somebody

the college process sucks.  it’s disappointing, and it is a horrible monster that tells students that you’re only worth as much as the name brand college you get into.  it’s the standard that i bought into, from day one of seventh grade.  but now i know better, or at least, i’m still trying to know better

i’m still embittered by this process and still need to come to terms with it.  i have seen extremely qualified friends not get into schools they’ve worked incredibly hard to get into.  how do you tell them that their good gpa, good sat scores and good extracurriculars doesn’t guarantee them anything.  isn’t that what colleges want?  but who knows what they want and who knows how they think.  all students can do is try their best in school, work hard on their applications, submit, close their eyes and hope for the best

i’ve been waiting to go to college since i began school as a wee child.  i’ve made it and i am so excited!  i’ve booked my tickets and am going to be off the ground running

i’m the fucking best, and i don’t need any school to tell me that i’m not.  and i hope everyone knows that.

first post on tumblr in a long time

i seem to only post on tumblr or turn to it in times when i am anguished.

i am sorry.  i feel inconceivable amounts of regret.  

i hope you forgive me one day.  

sadly, you is plural.  many deserve an apology.


“You know, I feel real good about 5-0. The — obviously, I’ve gotten a little grayer since I took this job but otherwise, I feel pretty good. And Michelle, you know, says that, you know, she — she — she still thinks I’m, I’m cute, you know. And I guess that’s — that’s all that matters, isn’t it?” — Barack Obama

“You know, I feel real good about 5-0. The — obviously, I’ve gotten a little grayer since I took this job but otherwise, I feel pretty good. And Michelle, you know, says that, you know, she — she — she still thinks I’m, I’m cute, you know. And I guess that’s — that’s all that matters, isn’t it?” — Barack Obama

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Two people in love, alone, isolated from the world, that’s beautiful.

Milan Kundera (via ireadintothings)

read one of his novel’s for my june project

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this is weirdly cute and sick at the same time

this is weirdly cute and sick at the same time

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