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Originally Posted by thetalady
I hate to say that there are so many moving parts to this that it is kind of impossible to know what to tell you.
What one of us might do is not really relevant to you and what you want.
You probably don't have much time to decide, since I am sure initiation is coming up fast.
Do some soul searching and maybe a plus/ minus list of the pros and cons of each choice.
I do wonder about another option... initiate with the GLO that you got the bid from.
Then if you cannot transfer to be active in the collegiate chapter, is there an alumnae organization of that sorority that you can participate in?
I wish you well!
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I agree with thetalady, you need time to sit alone quietly and soul search by reviewing all the personal puzzle pieces relevant to your final decision.
Your new sorority sisters may be of service to you with guidance toward your decision. Be not afraid to grasp their hands and engage their minds as you lift yourself toward the future. People join people, and they chose you for a specific purpose.
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