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Originally posted by ilovemyglo
That was just the first example I saw so I used it-
Someone else in here was right, it is no worse, (albeit probably not as bad) as writing about getting drunk in a thread.
But no one on the internet knows you are over 21, no one on the internet knows that you don't basically "Live" in a bar and no one on the internet knows just whether or not you are being sarcastic.
It does reflect on your org. We have had this debate since I joined GC back in, what, 1999, or something. When you post on the internet, and you have your greek letters, you are representing your organization.
I don't care whether or not some members here really do basically live in a bar, that is their choice, but I am also not a PNM looking at sororities. There are many places you can go, particularly in the south or at any competitive rush school, where just having that listed as your location would get your brought up on membership eligibility. Is it fair? Not to me, but each chapter and each location is different. No I was not picking on you, I was using an example. If you look up my username you can probably find some of my old posts and find PLENTY of examples (note: I don't use my sig when I post anything controversial). Yours was just the first example I saw.
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Actually, you used your signature when you posted this, for example:
do use your tongue on multiple parts and look me in the eyes...
do use that carnal instinct
do go deep even when I say fast
DONT stop until I am done or tell you too.
DONT keep going when I am dry unless you want a raw D$*#
DONT say something about any part of my body jiggling or bouncing, that to me equals fat, which is not sexy.
AND DONT ask me how I like your hard bone.... really can you please come up with another name for it, dogs chew on bones, guys screw with a dick!
Nothing personal, but I just thought it was interesting considering what you're saying in this thread. I mean, is that the kind of thing you want associated with your letters -- since apparently you think it's okay to judge people on that sort of thing?
Really, this whole thread is ridiculous, I think. If I were a PMN and I saw something like this, I'd run for the hills thinking sorority girls were a bunch of antiquated, snotty freaks. If I meet a woman and have fun talking to her and like her as a person, it wouldn't occur to me to get all high-and-mighty judgmental on her because of something she posted on the facebook or anywhere else. I think people need to chill.