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Someone asked why I wanted to be in a sorority and why another group wouldn't do. I am involved in a lot of other social groups and have been off and on for years. But I don't think any other group develops the closeness of a sorority, nor do they have as much in common with each other. Sure I'm a little older than the other girls, but we'd still have more in common than I do with the other scout leaders (who all range from being old enough to have children in scouts to old enough to have children MY age). And the other clubs on campus are focused such that you get together to do some activity and then you go home, you don't get to know each other beyond that common interest.
So that's why I am interested in sorority life. It's not the parties, it's not really the philanthropy, I could throw my own parties and do my own volunteer work. It's about having someone (or rather a lot of someones) to share it all with.
~Eve
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