#aubg

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tell me how to be the sun

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[solstice-sect]

how to talk to friends without wanting to die guide

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[blazersparker]

Genuinely who the fuck decided that after downloading an image on pinterest it gives you the share pop-up. I hope you get bit by a hawk

[waybackwanderer]

AUBG Student Organizations Oct 1996 Archived Web Page

[aubg2022]

Classic ballet requires you to be very dedicated because it’s the most difficult dance there is. If you can dance classic ballet, you can learn to dance anything. It is the foundation of any other dance. It requires technique that you develop throughout the years. In order to be good you need to practice a lot. I started when I was five.

- Margarita Arsova, interviewed and photographed by Adel Bali  

[aubg2022]

“I’m proud to be the first Qatari student in Bulgaria. Actually, I think I’m the first Qatari university student on the Balkans. After I graduate successfully, I hope to bring more Qatari students to this beautiful country, to this beautiful university.” 

- Abdulla Al-Khater, interviewed and photographed by Bilhen Sali

[aubg2022]

“When I moved to Sofia last year, I got into university, I was studying Architecture in The University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy. Architecture was the main goal. It is a sentimental thing to me because it has been a thing in my dad’s side of the family. Members like my great grandfather to my father worked as that, so I decided to continue the line of architecture, but it didn’t seem right for me and I realized that later.”

- Yassin Mahmoud, interviewed and photographed by Layla Ramadan

[aubg2022]

One thing I like about myself is how good natured I am. Modest I would say. I want the best for everyone. It’s seems naive, but I try to see the good things before bad ones. I don’t have ill intentions. I try not to dislike people, or dislike people that I know won’t change. I don’t wish them bad but I don’t want to deal with them. I like that I am childlike and have imagination. I grew up, but I still kept that part. It’s not good to grow up quickly. And at some time everyone wishes to be a kid again. I just want to stay as a kid until the age I can. I think it’s the best thing is that positivity and curiosity about it.

- Arklejda Oshafi  interviewed and photographed by Nino Kutubidze