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Re: Re: Re: SHE WENT THERE! ohhhh lawwwwd!
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Just squash it...let it go...
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Well looks like we have something in common! We both saved the PM. Now who's response sounds less hateful, mine or yours?:rolleyes: I could care less that I showed your PM(laughing snort) and the fact that you were a neo made it even worse. Hey Ideal!(yeah I knew you were being sarcastic, lol) Hey Treblk!(miss you!) Ok so if NO ONE cares, let's end it like this: No more smart ass/snide comments about my sorority. Because while some of you may not care, I DO CARE. And I take Delta serious. Respect mine and I will respect yours. And if we are seeing eye to eye on that, then YES we have nothing further to talk about Ta Ta! QTE I fixed your quote code soror:) |
thank you soror:D
Non violent Non violent, don't nobody do nuttin don't nobody do nuttin, non violent non violent:D QTE |
Oh my!!
This thread is pretty disturbing to me. I know I have been out of touch lately but I really don't like to see things like this. Gosh, I didn't know that some feel like they have to "tip toe" around us SGRhos!
I'm always going to keep it real and make you feel welcomed too. And I do feel welcomed in the Delta forum. I have never had a problem here and hopefully won't in the future. I am comfortable with who I am and what I do. If some of my Sorors make you feel like you have to tip-toe then I am sorry. Please don't make general statements like that. I was one of the first on GC. I have made statements that "tell it like it is" but I do not make general statements about any other organization or forum here on GC. It's called maturity. |
That's MY soror...
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Go Phi Sig, TRSimon |
Re: Oh my!!
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It might be disturbing but it needed to be said. I am all for clearing the air. Sometimes friction happens on GC, when it does IF it can be resolved, fine. If not, keep it moving. BlueReign, I have never had a negative experience with you in the past and I welcome your input, but there are some of your sorors, neos or not, who do not exactly exhibit the maturity that you and some of your other sorors have. One of my favorite GC S G Rhos has been MIA -- JojaPeach. :) The divisions that happen on GC or any other Internet forum mirror similar divisions that happen in the real world, PLZBLVIT. These divisions are not always the sorority/fraternity ones either. I have never "tiptoed" around anyone, but my mother and that is ONLY because she is a BLACK BELT in AZZ WHOOPINGS. :p If I don't like something or someone, I just no longer interact with them. I am an outspoken person, as are many of the people on GC, and the way I express myself might not gel with everyone. C'est la vie. For anyone who felt this thread was in poor taste, **shrug** stuff happens. To those who felt that it should not have been bought up, **shrug** you need to talk about problems to work to eliminate them or at least understand them. To those who think, we don't get along -- We do in some ways, but not all the time. Who does? |
Re: OD - original dilemma
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My take on things
Well, I have several comments to make:
1. When posting anything on GC and anywhere else, remember you are a reflection of the organization of which you are a member. That's the first thing! 2. How can we possibly know WHEN we are calling a Sorority out of their name???? Different regions, states, cities, schools, etc. call all of us different "nicknames" if you will. SOOOOOOoo how about a thread on Nicknames. I bet many will be surprised to see what school or region calls nicknames. I had never heard of Reds until I got on GC three or four years ago. Do I like it or use it. No. But that terms is indigitive of a particular era. Not mine, so I move on and try not to make a big deal of it. It's not making me loose sleep at night. 3. Tension is normally very high amongst Greeks and/or GCers who are neos. Neos (especially those in their first year) are eager and respond to things based on emotions and the excitement of being new and wanting to belong and be accepted in the organization and by others. So the thing for us to do is to "train them the way they should go" If your soror or frat is out of line....check 'em...in a nice way of course. 4. Learn something about the other organizations other than just their colors and symbols. Because I can respect the other organizations' causes, I can respect the organization itself. Support their programs and events...not just their parties. At one point, yearrrss ago, I could not understand why some brothers wanted to be Kappas (no disrepect to my brothers of the Krimson and Kreme) but I didn't know anything they did...until one of my best guy friends pledged and started inviting me to some of their public functions. I can appreciate them so much more now that I have an understanding of what they are all about. And I can say that about all of the organizations in the NPHC. I even facilitated a workshop for an undergraduate chapter of SGRHos (which is what they are called where I come from) on 10 easy fundraisers. We can only become united by taking the first step to unite and that is not necessarily by being a Pan Representative or officer. 5. And if all else fails, remember the Golden Rule, do unto others as you would have them do unto you...not do unto others as they do unto you...... ...and she's exited the building |
Re: That's MY soror...
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There was a reason why I kept putting SOME in caps. Because i would be lying if I said all the Sgrho's on GC. It needed to be addressed and I know folks know what I'm talking about, hope it woke some people up. Much GC love, QTE |
I wasn't going to get into this 'cause it ain't my battle, but CT4's post made me change my mind... (you are right, sometimes you gotta talk about the uncomfortable stuff to clear the air)
Can SOME sorority members be a little thin-skinned about some issues? Certainly, but then some MAJORITY folks will say we, as Black people, can be the same way about what we are called. My point is, so what if Sigma Gamma Rhos are called Rhos, or Gammas, or Sigmas where you are. If a person on GC says we prefer to be called X what is the harm is accomodating their request? Why go into the "Well on MY campus we call them Ys and they don't have a problem with it, so that's what I am going to call you!" I think most of the Black folks on this site would have a cow if someone called them colored and then said "Well I've always called y'all colored and the good colored folks in my hometown don't mine so I'm still gonna call you colored!" :eek: |
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