I am still indecisive. Also, if you want more details, feel free to email me, but I’m not going to bore my half-dozen readers by rambling on about the details of each choice.
I have realized that I suck at making decisions, and, what’s more, I’ve never made a life-changing decision of this magnitude before. I have, for the most part, taken the path of least resistance, and while I suppose that is a choice, it’s a passive choice. This is the biggest active choice I have ever made, affecting the next 3-4 years of my life directly, and indirectly everything after that.
Every time I think I’ve chosen a school, I change my mind. I am indecisive, still. I know it’s a choice I’m lucky to have, but I don’t feel that way when it’s got me so stressed out I make myself physically ill, and I’ve cried more in the past two weeks than the past two years. They’re both good choices; that’s what makes it so hard. If there was a clear wrong choice, it would be easy, and it’s far from that. Even though there’s not a bad choice, there’s still a better choice, and that’s what I’m trying to figure out.
I wanted choices. That’s why I applied to so many colleges. Now I’m kicking myself for it; I am clearly awful at dealing with choices.
ideas (thoughtful and less so) 
Reader Rabbit Said:
on February 3, 2009 at 6:23 pm
This procrastinating thing has got to stop. I should be doing homework but I can’t bear the idea of it.
Anyways….
You should totally email me and ramble about all of it. Since I’m in Canada, I won’t be accepted anywhere till April but I’m going to be facing a similar decision soon. And mine won’t be between two great schools (I envy you. Big time.) Mine will be, which one sucks less (and not academic-wise.) But decisions suck, and I completely get where you’re coming from.