For the same reason that you care about what we care about.

I meant unbecoming conduct, I apologize.

Unbecoming conduct of..........

I'm just trying to help her out. If her daughter is going to be in college soon, she needs to let go and realize that her daughter needs to start doing these things for herself.

Otherwise, she'll be back here in September, starting a new thread, rambling on and on about how her darlibg daughter didn't get a bid to the "top tier" sorority, and she'll be wondering how that could have possibly happened! And like always, we'll say things like, "We don't know," and, "Let your daughter freak out on the internet herself (if she so chooses)."

We've seen it happen too many times.

Understandable, I just don't get why certain people feel the need to be so unnecessarily rude.

:rolleyes:

Get over it.

On the real, who the hell is katydidKD? LOL. That's quite a comfortable newbie...or sock puppet...whatever.

Everyone has an opinion and can share it if they have time to post. That doesn't mean that people won't respond to it however they choose. That's the GC disclaimer for the day.

Also.. If daughter hasn't even asked these questions yet, and mom is already looking for answers for her, it makes me wonder if mom wants this more than daughter does..

Shut up, idiot.

There ya go.

:)

lol @ botha y'all.

New signature (you okay with that? if not, say so now), and if I could tie in a YouTube Motown video (bet you can guess which one), that'd be *perfection*.

Because the OP was unnecessarily rude and because the OP brought her mothering philosophy into it.

Up to that point, two people had basically said some version of "tell your daughter to ask her own Greek Life office." In response, one of those two people got this (with emphasis added).

Quote:

Originally Posted by sororitymom222 (Post 2045350) Quote: Originally Posted by Fridayyyy (Post 2045334) Tell your DAUGHTER to ask her school's Greek Life office HERSELF. No need to be a jerk Fridayyyyy! She actually is still in high school, and I'm just trying to have answers to questions I know she will ask me in the next year or so. It is called being a good mother. Doubt you understand the concept!

Do long-timers here sometimes get unnecessarily brutal? Without a doubt. But in this instance, it was the OP who "started it."

AzTheta, yes, I'm fine with that. :) Thanks for believing in me. ASTalumna06 abandoned me long ago.