BGLO Brother/Sister History

[Still BLUTANG]

i thought hugging was more of a southern thing. when i arrived in college in NC, EVERYBODY wanted you to speak EVERY single time you saw them, and then hug as a greeting. I just assumed it was a lame way for boys to cop a feel w/o being nasty. LOL.

[ziasha07]

Originally Posted by Still BLUTANG

i thought hugging was more of a southern thing. when i arrived in college in NC, EVERYBODY wanted you to speak EVERY single time you saw them, and then hug as a greeting. I just assumed it was a lame way for boys to cop a feel w/o being nasty. LOL.

Lmao. This has been going on since I was a Sophomore in high school. But yes people do expect you to speak every time you see them.

[PrettyDamnKocky]

In general, I'm nice to anyone I initially meet. If I find out they're in a BGLO, then that's a further connection we can draw from.

This Christmas vacation, a gentleman saw me on the bus with luggage, and figured I was coming from school on break, so he started a conversation.

Turned out that he was a Sigma from Howard, and he even personally invited me to a mixer in the city that weekend being hosted by the Deltas in the are, wherein I met a bunch of Deltas and even some of my own frat bros from the NYC Metro Area..

I feel the fact that all 9 orgs are united in a struggle for greater good makes us all Brothers and Sisters in one way or another..