How to break stereotypes?

[mary_bubbles]

I think AOII understood what I was saying. KSU, you made me sound naive but those girls didn't bond because of previous connections but because of 1st judgment opinions based on similarities. You do have to go where you find common interest I am just saying all girls have differences and shouldn't be said oh you fit this kind of girl not those. Like I said only a handful of girls actually represent the image so instead of seeing girls as this everyone should be seen based on them. The Sorority doesn't make the woman, the woman makes the Sorority. This can mean she makes it positive or negative. T

[33girl]

Originally Posted by mary_bubbles

I think AOII understood what I was saying. KSU, you made me sound naive but those girls didn't bond because of previous connections but because of 1st judgment opinions based on similarities.

You have no idea of that...they could know each other from HS, have gone to summer camp together, or both got stuck in the parking lot after a Britney Spears concert. It sounds like you went to a school where the majority of students/rushees are from the same immediate area and you were not, and you came into rush with a chip on your shoulder because of it.

Your post has nothing to do with the title of the thread. The only person "stereotyping" is you.

[JohnnyCash]

Originally Posted by mary_bubbles

I think AOII understood what I was saying. KSU, you made me sound naive but those girls didn't bond because of previous connections but because of 1st judgment opinions based on similarities. You do have to go where you find common interest I am just saying all girls have differences and shouldn't be said oh you fit this kind of girl not those. Like I said only a handful of girls actually represent the image so instead of seeing girls as this everyone should be seen based on them. The Sorority doesn't make the woman, the woman makes the Sorority. This can mean she makes it positive or negative. T

No offense but you made yourself sound naive. Not to mention the fact that the title of this thread is misleading.

It sounds like you're bitter you joined a sorority with a negative stereotype.