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This whole discussion makes me sad. Sometimes it sounds like we are more worried about respecting our letters than respecting our actual human sisters.
I know that "what you do reflects on your GLO" but I'd rather have a sister who loves and cares about me, even if she dances on a table wearing her lavalier. We wore letters to class/bars/working out/wherever because we were proud of what those letters represented - our sisterhood - not the letters themselves.
Is any of this making sense?
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It is all 33girl's fault. ~DrPhil
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