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The Girl

Metmet Aportadera
Philippine Science High School-Western Visayas (2011)
University of Sto. Tomas
18
I'm really not sure exactly who I am.
But whoever is reading this has access to my innermost thoughts.
So I'll let them decide.


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♥ Saturday, April 9, 2011

Just an announcement-slash-record of my future actions; I will be changing the domain name of this blog. Pig in Pisay will no longer work since I no longer study in Pisay. Maybe if I teach there someday, I'll change it back.

So starting April 17, 2011, Sunday. The new address for this blog will be:

thomasian~swine.blogspot.com





Life's complicated. Nothing's gonna change that...
1:32 PM



Last night, I ended up doing the whole emotional self-doubting thing again. I ended up writing five pages worth of poignant thoughts on my near future. Since I haven't been keeping this blog as updated as I wish it to be, I will be typing up those five pages and hopefully recommencing my blogging. So without further ado, I present here the effects of last night's ardent insecurities.
 April  8, 2011 Friday
     I don't think I'm ready to go to college, to be unsupervised by my parents, to live away from home, to be an adult. 
     The thing is, before now, the whole college thing, didn't seem like my decision. It was up to Tatay and/or God to make for me. I just assumed I would have to live with what they wanted for me. Even if it wasn't really what I wanted for myself.
     And then, I got a DOST Merit Scholarship. Suddenly, I had leverage. I could have a say in which college I would attend. Naturally, I chose what Tatay wouldn't, what my teachers and family members (incorrectly, I desperately hope) so strongly asserted I wasn't ready for.
     And maybe, I'm not. Maybe I just chose to study at UST because studying in Manila was the option that I didn't have before.  The option fewer people get to choose. Maybe it was a good thing when decisions about college weren't mine to make. Because honestly, I'm not really sure what I do actually want for myself.
     So now it's midnight. And I'm scared. Of maybe having made the wrong decision. And sad. Because it's too late to turn back without consequences.
     To be completely honest, I'm afraid to say goodbye. To anything or anyone. Ever. (Well, except for that one bulky bitch.) I'm not afraid of new things. In fact I welcome them. This is pretty obvious from the way I shop. But I am deathly horrified of throwing anything away.
     No, scratch that. I can handle not having things. What I fear so greatly is missing something. Wishing I had it with me and knowing I never can again. I'm paralyzed at the thought of yearning for something, remembering what things were like, but never being able to experience them like that anymore. 
     I'm scared of regretting having given up or losing something and wishing I'd enjoyed and appreciated it more when still I could.
     I don't want to be doing what I am right now. Crying in the middle of the night because of the realization that nothing can last forever.
     I hate it when my angsty teenage hormonal imbalances mess with my hypothalamus and make me blow every little thing up into some life defining moment.
     But just so I'll never have to deplore the fact that I barely recorded my thoughts, I'm putting pen to paper. I don't care if it is just part of the whole "not missing anything" bug that's in my system but somehow, I want to be able to look back moments like this and think 'At least I wasn't a complete airhead all the time.' 
     I want to remember the instant that I felt this incredibly insecure. The instant I started questioning my decision to enroll at USTe. Conveniently, right after it was set in stone.
     Right now, I just really need to reassure myself that this isn't a mistake. That this is in fact what is meant for me. And if I trust in God's will, I'll stop being so irresolute. So, the University of Sto. Tomas:
(+) -- DOST-accredited. The scholarship is very encouraging.
     -- Tatay missed a day of work so we could go to Manila for my interview and look for a boarding house.
     -- Mommy Oma went back to Manila early to pay for the enrollment slot and boarding house reservation fees.
     -- It'll be way easier to get into UST Med if I also study pre-med there.
     -- I'm roommates with Ann Reynoso ina room for two.
     -- I'll be recognized for my own merits. People's impressions of me won't be tainted with the ones they have of my mother, father or paternal grandparents. 
     -- I'll have more breathing space from my (occasionally) overbearing parents.
     -- I won't be considered a "rich girl" anymore.
     -- Nobody who knows really well will be around. I can reinvent myself into a better version.
     -- I'll be forced to grow up.


(  ) -- Manila is more dangerous than Iloilo. I'll have to be extra vigilant.
     -- I'll have a limited wardrobe and little closet space.
     -- I don't have a private bathroom so now two hour long bubble baths. Only 10 minute showers.
     -- Manila is also more expensive so I'll have to economize more.
     -- I have to ride jeepneys if I intend to go malling. (Note to self: Look for boyfriend with car.)
     -- I'll have to eat at the boarding house so slightly more limited food choices.
     -- I'll miss my pets, family, having helpers, Iloilo.
     -- I'll have to get used to walking a lot. The classrooms are probably around a kilometre worth of walking away.
     -- Schoolwork will be much more challenging.
     -- I'll be forced to grow up.


Less than three,
Metmet


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