Random Question?
I talked to the lady at Greek Life about this, but sometimes I think that these people are a little naieve to the inner workings of sororities.
I'm married. No children, just a husband (which is like having a child). The lady at Greek Life assured me that this fact should not completely handicap me because the only issue that would arise from this is the fact that I cannot live in. She assured me that most of the sororities are at capacity and my not being able to live in probably won't propose an issue.
I have been thinking about how to address the question, which I am assuming will be asked, about my being married, how it will affect me, etc. My planned response is "I am doing the same thing as everyone else that is here, pursuing my education, career, and dreams. I was just lucky enough to fall madly in love on the way." Does this seem like a respectable answer? I love being married, but I also love the idea of being involved in a sorority. I want both, and I know I can have both, and handle the responsibilities that come with each.
Any suggestions?
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