To XYZ I'll be forever true?

[Aquastar]

Originally Posted by SigKapSweetie

I just don't get it. I know it's common for people to move on from sorority life after college, but the love and sisterhood I received from my Sigma Kappa sisters in college was one of the main reasons I managed to get through undergrad and into medical school. I owe a huge part of who I am today to Sigma Kappa, and I truly feel like I share a bond with each and every one of my sisters. I can't imagine not wanting to sustain that bond for the rest of my life.

Not everyone got that kind of love and/or support during their collegiate time as a sorority member. :shrugs: Others used their membership as a resume builder.

[SigKapSweetie]

Originally Posted by Aquastar

Not everyone got that kind of love and/or support during their collegiate time as a sorority member.

Where are they? I want to give them all huggles and take them to a sisterhood retreat!

[Aquastar]

Originally Posted by SigKapSweetie

Where are they? I want to give them all huggles and take them to a sisterhood retreat!

:waves: right here ... but as I posted in "In need of some inspiration" I focused on other parts of being a member :shrugs:


And I don't know if it counts; you want to hug everyone and take them to a retreat haha

[violetpretty]

Originally Posted by Aquastar

Others used their membership as a resume builder.

I remember asking a PNM why she decided to go through recruitment, and the first thing she said was, "It's a great thing to have on a resume!" No.

[Aquastar]

Originally Posted by violetpretty

I remember asking a PNM why she decided to go through recruitment, and the first thing she said was, "It's a great thing to have on a resume!" No.

Yea ... some members of my chapter clearly felt that way, or at least thats what it looks like when you hold one of the top 3 positions as a junior/senior then stay for your last semester without telling anyone you didn't bother to do your report.