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psalm_onethirtyone) wrote2009-03-26 12:13 am
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"I Am a Silken Stocking Run..."
SO I. Made what may simultaneously be the wisest and most annoying choice of my college career: I changed my major. I am now a muddy little piggy religion major. :D
This is really good because now I don't have to take Bio III, Frontiers of Bio, and a bunch of other classes that are mandatory for the bio major but not mandatory for med school. It cuts out a lot of expectations as well. Also, med schools like students with non-bio majors. I'll be able to do study abroad, which hitherto was not really a viable option. I'll be able to take Rural Healthcare classes, which hitherto was not a viable option. I'll be able to take all the religion classes I want! And I don't have to switch advisors, because I already have a religion professor as my general advisor; all I have to do is ask him to be my major advisor, and change my major advisor to my general advisor, which is apparently a single form.
This is really going to make my life hard because I will have to take the MCAT after senior year, not the end of junior. Also I will have to take a sort of bio-III-esque class prior to going to med school. Also I will spend the next four years explaining to people that I am going to be a doctor, not a priest, for reals.
So. Hopefully it should be obvious why this a good choice. I am so happy. I feel freed and excited and mmmmmm.
Also it's Pride Week, and I think it's a really good Pride Week so far. We're finishing up with a drag ball on Saturday, which will be fun, not least because Phil wants us to try and make him look like a girl. Luckily, Mama gave me all this makeup before I went to school which I have not even touched because I don't wear makeup, so we will have ample resources for covering up his persistent five o'clock shadow.
I just want to dance everywhere. I like me! I really like me. I like what life looks like. I like my polyromantic bisexual loose-limbed dark-eyed barefoot fat dancing self. I just want to sing everywhere I go. And Nick smiled at me a lot Tuesday night; he has the most gorgeous smile. I don't know how to explain this, except that I feel so full of love for everyone, I feel like welcoming everything that comes, and I feel that I have the right to be tickled pink and filled with joy when a boy with a beautiful smile sends it my way on a Tuesday night. I have a right to myself as a pretty girl and it's all right to enjoy myself and life and the people around me. And I do. And I wish I could scrapbook all the smiles I've ever gotten, how uniquely beautiful they all are, and how much I love them, in the moment and in the past. Mmmmsmiling.
To-morrow I am going to wear the yoke-and-ruffle skirt that makes me feel gorgeous.
This is really good because now I don't have to take Bio III, Frontiers of Bio, and a bunch of other classes that are mandatory for the bio major but not mandatory for med school. It cuts out a lot of expectations as well. Also, med schools like students with non-bio majors. I'll be able to do study abroad, which hitherto was not really a viable option. I'll be able to take Rural Healthcare classes, which hitherto was not a viable option. I'll be able to take all the religion classes I want! And I don't have to switch advisors, because I already have a religion professor as my general advisor; all I have to do is ask him to be my major advisor, and change my major advisor to my general advisor, which is apparently a single form.
This is really going to make my life hard because I will have to take the MCAT after senior year, not the end of junior. Also I will have to take a sort of bio-III-esque class prior to going to med school. Also I will spend the next four years explaining to people that I am going to be a doctor, not a priest, for reals.
So. Hopefully it should be obvious why this a good choice. I am so happy. I feel freed and excited and mmmmmm.
Also it's Pride Week, and I think it's a really good Pride Week so far. We're finishing up with a drag ball on Saturday, which will be fun, not least because Phil wants us to try and make him look like a girl. Luckily, Mama gave me all this makeup before I went to school which I have not even touched because I don't wear makeup, so we will have ample resources for covering up his persistent five o'clock shadow.
I just want to dance everywhere. I like me! I really like me. I like what life looks like. I like my polyromantic bisexual loose-limbed dark-eyed barefoot fat dancing self. I just want to sing everywhere I go. And Nick smiled at me a lot Tuesday night; he has the most gorgeous smile. I don't know how to explain this, except that I feel so full of love for everyone, I feel like welcoming everything that comes, and I feel that I have the right to be tickled pink and filled with joy when a boy with a beautiful smile sends it my way on a Tuesday night. I have a right to myself as a pretty girl and it's all right to enjoy myself and life and the people around me. And I do. And I wish I could scrapbook all the smiles I've ever gotten, how uniquely beautiful they all are, and how much I love them, in the moment and in the past. Mmmmsmiling.
To-morrow I am going to wear the yoke-and-ruffle skirt that makes me feel gorgeous.
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(Anonymous) 2009-03-26 06:00 am (UTC)(link)but i just wanted that reading this post was really uplifting on a particularly shitty day.
i'm glad that you had the courage to change your life and i'm glad that you feel beautiful. everyone should.
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And I think taking some stress off is a V. Good Thing. Go you. <3333
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I think this is really going to--be an excellent change. Even if it does mean I'll have to write a senior thesis, eww. But. Makes me want to skip everywhere.
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You are wonderful. This post make me smile. :)
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And as for the future, who can say what will be? I can easily envisage you as a wonderfully caring doctor, or as a wonderfully compassionate priest, or all sorts of other things besides; whatever you become, I am sure you will be doing essentially the same thing with your life: helping people. (This sudden attack of moralising would be more impressive if I could actually remember the biblical reference I wanted to use here! Something about not saying "next year I will go to this place"...)
You are gorgeous, in mind and body. Do not forget this. If the skirt helps you to remember what is true, then the skirt is good. :D
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♥ You are so splendid.
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♥ you too.
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How are you?
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I'm glad you're glad, in all aspects of your life. ♥
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&hearts
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