First of all, the actions of ONE person from a particular group does not speak for the ENTIRE organization or EVERY like organization.
Secondly, what you are saying is akin to perpetuating all the negative stereotypes people have about sororities and fraternities.
Believe me when I say that MOST if not ALL GLO's uphold and stand by their goals and ideals. An individual who violates these ideals may face reprecussions from their chapter or even nationals. My point is, you wouldn't know because you are not directly involved with this organization.
I feel badly that your boyfriend cheated on you. But let's face reality. Had she NOT been in a sorority would he have ignored her come-ons?
I don't think so. Deal with the REAL issue at hand. It has NOTHING to do with a lack of morals on the part of women in sororities.
I know I speak for my GLO sisters when I say we WEAR our letters PROUDLY and with the UTMOST respect. (Even when we don't have letters ON.) WE represent our organzations with PRIDE and HONOR 24/7. We have made a LIFETIME commitment to our organizations and as such, we carry ourselves in accordance with our ideals.
We cannot be resposible for every individual who is in a GLO that has a lapse in judgement.
Having said this, Butterfly, please stop perpetuating STEREOTYPES!
Serena (Serene) #2
Sigma Lambda Upsilon/Senoritas Latinas Unidas
Sorority, Inc.
[This message has been edited by Serenity (edited April 07, 2000).]