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Maybe it's because I am not part of a greek org and that is why I cannot understand the intense loyalty. I just know that i love my boyfriend and i really want to be with him forever. that's why i tried to put up with as much crap as i could; but I love myself, too and i really believe that i am deserving of being in a happy relationship. And i could never be happy coming 2nd to his fraternity.
At this point, I know that I won't even be happy being equal to his fraternity. i dont want to possibly spend the rest of my life "sharing" him with his brothers. I've never been married, but in the past he and i have discussed marriage. I kindve have this idea that, once we're married, we are suppossed to belong to each other. other people ( outside our biological families) should not even be a factor. so, yes- I did tell him that I believe that he should love me more than his fraternity and if he isnt able to do that, then I dont want to be with him. i'm glad he made the "right" decision. edit: now that i think about it, maybe this is why i am unpopular with his house. maybe this whole time they always suspected i secretly felt this way. but nope, i refuse to ever be friends with them, not after the hell they put me through. ESPECIALLY because they tried to take him away from me. the only one i am friendly with in the fraternity is his younger brother. |
I would probably guess that the love and loyalty for his fraternity is a different type of love then he has for you.
If you truely love him just be happy with your relationship for what it IS right now and give it time. Every guy has to grow up at some point, I was intensely involved in my organization and now two years after graduating, I maybe hang out with some of my brothers regularly, and maybe 1 to 3 times a quarter I'll go stop by an official event of some sort, but honestly I wish I could find a good girl to kind of calm my life down more and just have laid back fun weekends with. So what I'm basically saying is, he'll grow up, and he'll still love his fraternity just as much, but his life will stop revolving around it. So if you really love him, wait. |
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Also you've expressed that you don't like the girls that hang out there. I don't know if you mean girlfriends or who, but the fact is that if you show disdain towards women that the brothers like, it'll be very offensive to them. I don't think they would be so antagonistic toward you if it was just a matter of you not being a "party" type person. I've known lots of fraternity guys w/ girlfriends like that and they were accepted just fine. It also sounds like your boyfriend blames everything on you when he's talking to his brothers - that is, even if he would rather have a quiet night hanging out with just you instead of whooping it up at the house, he's like "oh, gem_star is bitching about having couple time, sorry guys." He needs to grow a pair and tell them that just because he's with you doesn't mean he doesn't have loyalty to them too. |
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if sticking up for myself is selfish, then i wish more girls would be selfish, too. Because the way they spoke to me, is not a way for any girl to be spoken to. No girl should have to go through that. ever. Besides, his friends live with him and they're lucky all i only want is 2 days out of the month. if they cant handle that then screw them.
initially, i wasnt mean to his friends-i just didnt want to come over. and it wasnt ( at first ) because I hated them. I didnt want to go to his house because i believe if a guy wanted to see me, then HE will be the one to come over. i love him but at the end, we both have to do what we feel is right. i decided it would be in my best interest if i didnt deal with his friends. If he doesnt like it, he should find someone else that will cater to them. |
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