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Originally Posted by Kevin
What do you mean, "come out"? Is it important to you that everyone know you're in a GLO? I mean, it may be a big deal for you, but if they don't like those organizations, what's the big deal? Do what you do.. have your car decals, your letters, if someone asks you a question, you answer it.. but really.. are you wanting to sit on the phone all night going through your high school telephone directory letting everyone know that you pledged a sorority?
They should probably be able to figure it out by looking at your myspace page.
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To respond to my brother Kevin here....
It can be a challenge to those living in less traditional areas....like the San Francisco area for instance.
My parents were none too thrilled about the whole thing....to this day they're ambivelent but it's possible they aren't totally against it since they saw how much chapter supported me through some problems I had.
My old high school buddies, who are the real liberal types, told me I had "bought" friends blah blah blah...the usual nonsense true GDIs believe in.
So it can be a pain in the ass when you have people around you who either buy the stereotypes or are just outright hostile towards GLOs