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Originally Posted by lilly1
I see what you're both saying . . . however, I didn't really experience a "let down." My sorority didn't really baby us--it's not a glitz and glamour thing that used to be there and is all of a sudden gone. I'm not about to bore you with the story of my life--but a long story short was that I was going through hell and joined my sorority in hopes of giving myself an identity. I really didn't go about this entirely the right way, I wasn't truly honest to myself or my organization. I probably should not have been initiated, but I was, and I think deep down I do still want to do this . .. I don't know. I think I'm just trying to figure out what all of my options are. My first post seemed like I'd made up my mind--I think I'm really just trying to decide what to do
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I am new to GC but I am not new to your situation. A lot of times, young adults find themselves at a point in their life where they feel they should have some sort of "identity" and it causes a chain reaction of mistakes and heartaches in the process of finding it. I am not certain of your GLO rules, but mine (K A PSI) allows new initiates to pay for their dues upfront that covers a two year calendar. So if your dues are paid then legally you are still a member and I would strongly suggest that you think about it a little longer because you never know how far this organization will take you. Plus, I would at least get what I paid for before I called it quits
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