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MaMaBuddha 12-04-2003 09:56 AM

Re: Gay marriages
 
i do have a questions for greeks only, please....since we are talking about same sex unions.

scenario:

your soror or frat that is gay is getting married, you do in fact attend the weddings. would you participate in serenading them at their own weddings??? i don't want to put n e one on the spot, but i am curious to know the thoughts of my fellow greeks.

CrimsonTide4 12-04-2003 11:19 AM

Re: Re: Gay marriages
 
Quote:

Originally posted by MaMaBuddha
damn, i seem to be guilty of all the topics of in this thread *lol* :(



i do have a questions for greeks only, please....since we are talking about same sex unions.

scenario:

your soror or frat that is gay is getting married, you do in fact attend the weddings. would you participate in serenading them at their own weddings??? i don't want to put n e one on the spot, but i am curious to know the thoughts of my fellow greeks.


GOOD QUESTION SOROR.
Honestly, I would. I cannot knock them for finding love how it came to them. I would want to make the SOROR BRIDE smile and know that she has sorors embracing her regardless of who she married.

AKA2D '91 12-04-2003 11:39 AM

Good Question. I never really thought about it before. I'd have to follow our organization's PROTOCOL first, then I 'd deal with the same-sex issue later. ;) :D

CrimsonAngel2001 12-04-2003 01:59 PM

if I made the effort to be there and attend the wedding then I would make the effort to be apart of the serenade, especially if its one of my LS's

NinjaPoodle 12-04-2003 02:04 PM

Yes & Yes, I would.:)

treblk 12-04-2003 03:03 PM

interesting indeed!!
yes I would support her!

TonyB06 12-04-2003 03:08 PM

I'd be down for my frat bruh and would maintain our friendship, but because I consider marriage a religious institution, I'd not attend "the ceremony" cause I'm not in agreement with it.

Steeltrap 12-04-2003 03:16 PM

I would. How my soror gets off is not my business.

CrimsonTide4 12-04-2003 03:34 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by TonyB06
I'd be down for my frat bruh and would maintain our friendship, but because I consider marriage a religious institution, I'd not attend "the ceremony" cause I'm not in agreement with it.

Would you sing the song?!!?!?

**le dammit** copyright Nikki1920

TonyB06 12-04-2003 04:09 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by CrimsonTide4
Would you sing the song?!!?!?

**le dammit** copyright Nikki1920

No.
I don't want to be a hypocrite about this. Even if I did attend (which would make me said hypocrite) I wouldn't sing the Alpha hymn, as is traditionally done for the brother and his new bride. I don't believe the majority of bruhs would either. Some might, but I really doubt it.

...some of these threads don't make for a lot of happy talk, do they? :( but intelligent discussion is good.

abaici 12-04-2003 04:11 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by CrimsonTide4
Would you sing the song?!!?!?

**le dammit** copyright Nikki1920


He wouldn't be there at all to sing. WOW, this is an interesting topic! I guess if I am close enough to her to receive an invite to the ceremony, I probably would. However, honestly, it would weird me out a little bit. Never had to deal with a situation like that before. But, I would keep my feelings to myself and support my girl. That's what friends/sorors do.

Steeltrap 12-04-2003 04:12 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by TonyB06
No.
I don't want to be a hypocrite about this. Even if I did attend (which would make me said hypocrite) I wouldn't sing the Alpha hymn, as is traditionally done for the brother and his new bride. I don't believe the majority of bruhs would either. Some might, but I really doubt it.

...some of these threads don't make for a lot of happy talk, do they? :( but intelligent discussion is good.

Intelligent discussion is very good. It proves the value of self-moderation.

TonyB06 12-04-2003 04:37 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Steeltrap
Intelligent discussion is very good. It proves the value of self-moderation.
I need some clarification on your comment.

Steeltrap 12-04-2003 04:41 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by TonyB06
I need some clarification on your comment.
What I mean is that most of us who frequent NPHC rooms on GC can disagree on issues, but I don't see many personal attacks. I'm only speaking for me.

On other boards I belong to, including a fashion/style board (yeah, I'm shallow), an innocent disagreement can blow up into a personal attack and a flame war.

Hope this clarifies.:cool:

TonyB06 12-04-2003 04:58 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Steeltrap
What I mean is that most of us who frequent NPHC rooms on GC can disagree on issues, but I don't see many personal attacks. I'm only speaking for me.

On other boards I belong to, including a fashion/style board (yeah, I'm shallow), an innocent disagreement can blow up into a personal attack and a flame war.

Hope this clarifies.:cool:

Clarification understood, and I agree. I can be a lil slo sometimes. :cool:

#1 Leading Lady 12-04-2003 05:00 PM

Yes I would support SOROR...This should be the happiest day of any bride's life. I don't see this any different as if I didn't approve of her "male groom" I would still feel obliged to serande SOROR so I don't see this as anything different

gamma_girl52 12-04-2003 05:08 PM

I would go, and would sing our hymn too. Who she loves is who she loves.

Wonderful1908 12-04-2003 08:20 PM

Yes, thats her business and that is my SOROR, til the death. Plus I would want to see what they wore, two dresses I mean are they gonna be the same or are we talking a theme here.

MaMaBuddha 12-04-2003 08:39 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Wonderful1908
Yes, thats her business and that is my SOROR, til the death. Plus I would want to see what they wore, two dresses I mean are they gonna be the same or are we talking a theme here.

lol...you are so silly wonderful.... :D

carolyne 12-04-2003 08:45 PM

I would definitely serenade my soror. It is not up to me to judge her and if I'm there to support her decision and share in her happiness, I'm going to participate to the fullest.

GeekyPenguin 12-04-2003 09:00 PM

I'm not in NPHC, but...
 
I'd go and serenade the happy couple. Who my sister marries is her business. While I might not religiously be keen on the issue, that doesn't mean it breaks the promises I made to her.

DoggyStyle82 12-05-2003 12:31 AM

Hell effing no, I aint attendin', I aint singin' (how would I sing the lines that include "manhood"), and I aint standing in line to catch the jockstrap with the other single E. Lynn Harrises, line dancing to YMCA, settin' out a hop to "Its Rainin' Men,....... nukka please!!!

DELTABRAT 12-05-2003 02:01 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by DoggyStyle82
Hell effing no, I aint attendin', I aint singin' (how would I sing the lines that include "manhood"), and I aint standing in line to catch the jockstrap with the other single E. Lynn Harrises, line dancing to YMCA, settin' out a hop to "Its Rainin' Men,....... nukka please!!!
I am rollin' HARD at this one. Not catch the jockstrap...that is hilarious.

I see a lot of women saying they would attend/support/sing/everything else. I would too. Most men however, I think it's a touchy topic.

Even the most homophobic female may go to support her girl/Soror, but men just can't stomach the idea...I am going to ask my boyfriend who is Greek as well...I'll holla back with the results...

rho4life 12-05-2003 02:27 AM

It's hard enough to find someone you love and want to spend your life with. If my Soror is happy, I would go and sing my best [which isn't good, but I try].

I am my sister's keeper ;)

CrimsonTide4 12-05-2003 08:04 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by DoggyStyle82
Hell effing no, I aint attendin', I aint singin' (how would I sing the lines that include "manhood"), and I aint standing in line to catch the jockstrap with the other single E. Lynn Harrises, line dancing to YMCA, settin' out a hop to "Its Rainin' Men,....... nukka please!!!
DOGGY DOGGY DOGGY DOGGY

_______________________________________ (dead)

#1 Leading Lady 12-05-2003 12:25 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DoggyStyle82
Hell effing no, I aint attendin', I aint singin' (how would I sing the lines that include "manhood"), and I aint standing in line to catch the jockstrap with the other single E. Lynn Harrises, line dancing to YMCA, settin' out a hop to "Its Rainin' Men,....... nukka please!!!
Frantically trying to revive Doggy who was found DOA

Reds6 12-05-2003 02:30 PM

Ok, (In a non-judgmental way) I don't agree so I wouldn't attend, so therefore I wouldn't be there to serenade.

carolyne 12-05-2003 04:32 PM

My husband is a Bruh and said that he would attend but he doesn't think that he would serenade.

aephi alum 12-05-2003 05:23 PM

Another non-NPHC'er here... I'd go, and I'd sing. The important thing for me would be that my sister found her partner and they are happy together... so the partner is female... so what. :)

stillwater15 12-06-2003 01:54 AM

initially i thought, what's the big deal, serenade the soror and let that be that. then i actually thought about the words to the delta sweetheart song and had other thoughts. bottom line, if soror wanted to be serenaded, i'd do it and not have a problem with it. however, in considering the song's words and implied meaning (marrying a man), maybe soror wouldn't even want to be serenaded. interesting question.

TonyB06 12-06-2003 12:21 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by stillwater15
initially i thought, what's the big deal, serenade the soror and let that be that. then i actually thought about the words to the delta sweetheart song and had other thoughts. bottom line, if soror wanted to be serenaded, i'd do it and not have a problem with it. however, in considering the song's words and implied meaning (marrying a man), maybe soror wouldn't even want to be serenaded. interesting question.

...so do you honor the soror's wishes, or honor the implied meaning of the song?

stillwater15 12-07-2003 12:36 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by TonyB06
...so do you honor the soror's wishes, or honor the implied meaning of the song?
i'm honoring my soror's wishes and honoring what i perceive to be the overall meaning of the sweeaheart song, ...if she's a delta, then delta is her first love.

Kimmie1913 12-07-2003 02:51 AM

I would probably gp. If I did, I would sing.

I do think the singing issue is very different for the sororities than the frats. We serenade the soror. They typically serenade their frat's bride. I think that is a more uncomfortable situation, even if you are willing to attend.

jyhad1906 12-07-2003 03:19 AM

i ain't sinnin (oh my bad) i mean singing the hymn, s--t i couldn't sing the hymn anyway. why? u ask -- because i wouldn't be there -- no way-- no how not unless God came to me and commanded me to go to the wedding. but wait what was that little biblical story ? oh yeah you know the one about sodom and (sp) Gommorha.
IT JUST AIN'T NATURAL

it's not hard to do the right thing, it's just so much more fun doing the wrong thing
JYHAD

Love_Spell_6 12-09-2003 10:35 AM

I'm sure yall real surprised but...
 
NOPE...wouldn't go near the place. If I had a "friend" who knew me...they'd know how I feel. I'm not going to support i.e. condone anything I don't agree with. And I could not be in the same room with my sweetheart song being sung to a couple of women....that would utterly disgust me... BOttom line...if I can't support it wholeheartedly...I'm not going to be there. I dont think this is the same things as just not liking the bride/groom. TO me when you witness a union..you're being a witness to and giving your blessing. I could not bless such a thing.

As for my bruz...the answer is still no. It sends a chill up my spine to visualize the bruz being "OWT" at this type of wedding.. UGH!

I have family members that are Jehovah's Witnesses and they don't attend funerals....I don't hate them for it...I actually respect them because they stand by what they believe in... I would hope my friends or Sorors would respect my wishes the same

delph998 12-09-2003 01:24 PM

Love_Spell, you crack me all the way up!!

I would not attend.

Love_Spell_6 12-09-2003 02:37 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by delph998
Love_Spell, you crack me all the way up!!

I would not attend.

hehe.. I hope in a good way:D :p

Dancerella1908 12-10-2003 06:03 PM

As far as songs go...
 
The words (like someone else stated) would not fit the occassion(as far as the sweetheart song is concerned). It was meant for a man and woman union. So I don't think it would be appropriate to sing it. The hymn would be okay.

Would I attend..hmmm I don't know.

Ideal08 12-10-2003 06:56 PM

Like Soror Dancerella said, I wouldn't sing the sweetheart song either, due to the words. I would attend the ceremony and I would serenade my soror with our hymn.


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