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Originally posted by Lunarwolf
Finally, gay people have great, tight knit clubs and support groups. They don't really need to join a sorority.
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Maybe that's why they want to join a sorority. Just because they are always hanging out with other gay people, doesn't mean that's all they like. That can get kinda boring. Perhaps they want to meet people who they get along with and don't share that aspect of their lives. I have a lot of gay friends and sometimes they get sick of being thought of as only that, gay. There is more to a person than their sexuality, and joining a sorority would be perfect for expressing that. They could socialize and have a good time without spending it listening to others cry about the injustices of being who they are (I'm not trying to be harsh, I'm actually using the sentiments of some of my friends who spend a lot of time at the gay/lesbian center in town). I'm down for hanging with whoever makes you happy, and if that means joining a sorority, where you might be the token homosexual, than go for it.
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