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We didn't pin at my school, so maybe that's why I'm not a big fan. I have my own lovely lamp to wear; I don't want a boyfriend's pin. I'd feel weird about wearing a fraternity pin anyway, since obviously I wouldn't be a member. :p
What we did at my school was, guys would lavalier girls. I think lavaliering is great, but if I were ever lavaliered, I would proudly wear the lavalier but probably not letter shirts or anything. Here, a girl is entitled to wear the letters of the fraternity as well, but, well...I've got my own letters. I like the idea behind pinning, though. The pledge pin thing is an interesting idea. |
I like the idea of pinning... It's a very romantic gesture to someone you love...
I wish my boyfriend was a greek! :( |
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I can see other people's reasons for doing it...but it never was something I wanted to do. It has nothing to do with my feelings for my significant other...just my own beliefs. |
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Several of my chapter sisters are pinned (mostly to SigEps, but also a SigTau) and none of the guys got hazed afterwards...it was like a big happy lovefest. |
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LOL, sorry GeekyPenguin, but that was the first thing that came to mind, i don't mean any bad feelings :) i agree with SapphireSphinx9, i wish my boyfriend were greek because i think lavaliering/pinning is sweet....but a lot of hard work for the girls at my school because the girl pretty much has to be loved/adored/candidate for sweetheart of the decade, by all members of the brotherhood so that they can trust that she won't throw his pin in the crim dell when they have a tiff. |
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good...and mind your own business....
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damn, someone's a little testy
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I'm not sure that fraternities at my school pin girlfriends, but I do know that they lavalier...they also give sweetheart status, but that's another story...
One of the fraternities here requires a majority vote, 3/4 actually, when a brother wants to lavalier his girlfriend. The other requirements are that the couple has to have been together for at least one year and each brother can only lavalier one girl in his entire life (with the exception of engagements, which are automatic lavalier). Personally, I like this format of lavaliering because it shows that not only does the boyfriend care about his letters and about his girlfriend, but that the brothers support their relationship and also have a say in who can and cannot wear their letters....after all, the letters mean something to the rest of the brothers as well. |
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Oh and are you a Pike? NOPE! You dont know how things go, so shut your mouth..... |
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