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Originally posted by The Original Ape:
I ended up havin' to fight BOTH OF THEM just to get out of the house. I found out later that this brutha was her man of 3 years, and he had just got out of the pen.
From that I learned that all calls for help aint innocent. I also learned to mind my own business.
If the girl you speak of asked me to talk to her abusive significant other, I would; but I would let her know that it's really up to her-to get out of it, or to deal with it.
[This message has been edited by The Original Ape (edited February 01, 2001).]
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O-Ape,
That's rather ruthless of you. However, serves you right for tryin' to hook up wit' a girl you met at a club...
Your recruitment would want to betta than that...
babyjsc:
A girl would really not want to have a problem with a Fraternity member abusing them... Simply because the sorority that this girl is interested in would find out that this man is playing games, tricks or hitting her.
This may seem harsh, but if this girl gets involved with a Fraternity man who is abusing her, she should seek out psychological help before she even thinks about being interested in anybody's sorority...
As far as the bruhs tellin' bruhs they are wrong, well, the last response outta tell you something...