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Originally Posted by RedRover
I truly believe that she has her future brother-in-law's best interest at heart.
One need only read some of the postings about first year college students (usually women) who are "released" from rush to know how painful and traumatic experience can be for some.
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I was released from recruitment the first time I went through. It was very painful and very humiliating. But I can tell you, with complete certainty, that it would have been so much worse to have a friend or family member tell me "Don't even try. There's no way you're going to get in."
And on the geeky note: I know a guy who was pretty geeky in high school. Short, skinny, looked like his grade level was actually his age, a bit in his popular older brother's shadow. He went to college, grew about 8 inches or something ridiculous like that, changed his hair, and became very confident. He's now pretty popular, very attractive, and I have the good fortune of being the person that gets to marry him.
People change after high school.
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