Oh well…
Currently:
- Feeling: stupid stupid so very stupid
- Listening to: Moby - Why does my heart feel so bad
- Thinking about: how lame my life is going to be
Ok, just got my university results: I didn’t make it. I told you I wasn’t at all satisfied with my paper. I was almost sure I wouldn’t be accepted. The bad part is that my parents didn’t believe me when I told them that. They were so sure I was going to make that when they found out I didn’t they simply couldn’t believe it. What can I say? I can’t blame anyone: not the ones who made the subjects, not the one who corrected my paper, not even myself. I always thought I was going to feel like a loser if this happened, but I feel only empty and stupid. I didn’t lose anything; I just wasn’t good enough. Of course there is always next year, but it bothers me that every single person I know had faith in me and was so sure that I was going to be accepted. It’s not that I let myself down is that I let everyone down. I am almost ashamed to go out in public cause I feel I have this huge sign over my head saying: “She disappointed everyone”. And another things that really bothers me is that now I have to tell everyone that I failed and they are going to go like this: “Oh, no! I’m so sorry! I was so sure you were going to make it. What happened? [...] But don’t worry, I’m sure you’re going to love the Philosophy University. Sounds so interesting! And there is always next year.” Yeah, I know that, I just don’t want to hear it from you!
And all of my friends are going to study at the universities they wanted. I feel so left out, so alone. It’s really funny that I don’t feel like crying or saying that my plans for the future are ruined or stuff like that. My parents are trying to convince me to take another exam, at a different university, for the same section (PR) in September. But I can’t study no more and besides, at that university there are 2 exams: a written one and an oral one and I’m positive that I won’t pass the oral one, so what’s the point of spending another month of useless learning? Of course my parents are going to treat me like shit, but that’s another story. Day by day I’ll read on my mother’s face the disappointment and the sadness that I’ve caused her. And she will make sure to remind me that I didn’t pay attention, that it’s only my fault, bla bla bla. I have to admit I’m feeling guilty for this, though. Now I will refuse any kind gesture from my parents: no more money, no more Rosia Montana this year, no more redecorating my flat in Bucharest, no more anything. But I’m sure they are going to nag me on and on about that other university. I just don’t feel I’m prepared for another failure. And when I told her that I could graduate Philosophy and have a master degree in PR she told me that the PR University was my dream and not that. To tell the truth, working as a PR is my dream and I really don’t care what university I go to if I end up working in that domain.
My only hope is that the Philosophy University is going to be ok, it’s going to get my attention, that I’m going to enjoy going to classes, that I won’t regret every single day that I didn’t make it to the other university. Hm… I guess I’ll just have to wait and see. And again the same thought passes through my mind: all my friends are where they wanted to be only I’m on the outside. And that hurts… badly! It’s not that I’m not happy for them or something like that, but I don’t have anyone who can really understand me with this one. I don’t have anyone with whom I can talk about this, cause they don’t know what I feel. Yeah… it’s going to be a hell of a holiday! Now really, I don’t look forward to moving to Bucharest anymore. I’m so idle at the moment. Yeah, that’s the best word for describing my current state of mind: idle. I don’t fully realise the importance of the news I have just received. I don’t realise that I wasn’t able to pass a damn university exam. How lame can that be? Yes, I know, incredibly lame. Now I have to wait another year for another failure. It’s going to be damn interesting this first university year.
I’m sorry if I don’t read your blogs for a period of time, but I don’t think I’ll be able to pull myself from the miserable state I’m going to be in and actually give advice and be happy for you. But I promise I’ll make it up to you. Just let me see how things will evolve here these days and if my parents are going to make my life a living hell or not. So, this is it… I present to you, Ioana the Failure.