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[Nanners52674]

I came across this photo of the entire ZTA chapter at USC and I'm sharing it in this thread because sometimes visuals make a point words can't.

That chapter is at least twice the size of my high school graduating class (170 kids) Saying you can't find anyone in this massive group to be friends with is as ridiculous as someone saying they can't find a single friend in high school (yes it happens, but it's a rare case, as it would be here) and heaven forbid you spend time with them to give them a chance first.

[AOII Angel]

Originally Posted by Nanners52674

I came across this photo of the entire ZTA chapter at USC and I'm sharing it in this thread because sometimes visuals make a point words can't.

That chapter is at least twice the size of my high school graduating class (170 kids) Saying you can't find anyone in this massive group to be friends with is as ridiculous as someone saying they can't find a single friend in high school (yes it happens, but it's a rare case, as it would be here) and heaven forbid you spend time with them to give them a chance first.

Amen. And it's your whole HS class of just women. That makes it even more likely that you'll make friends. The sheer numbers make it improbable that someone wouldn't meet like minded people in any group of that size.

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by AOII Angel

Amen. And it's your whole HS class of just women that like you and want you to be a part of their group. That makes it even more likely that you'll make friends. The sheer numbers make it improbable that someone wouldn't meet like minded people in any group of that size.

Fixed your post for you

[DGTess]

Originally Posted by Nanners52674

I came across this photo of the entire ZTA chapter at USC and I'm sharing it in this thread because sometimes visuals make a point words can't.

That chapter is at least twice the size of my high school graduating class (170 kids) Saying you can't find anyone in this massive group to be friends with is as ridiculous as someone saying they can't find a single friend in high school (yes it happens, but it's a rare case, as it would be here) and heaven forbid you spend time with them to give them a chance first.

Doesn't matter.

Not your choice. Or mine. Or anyone else's but the woman who makes the choice.

You've just run this woman through a week of emotional crap and now you want to tell her "Here. Here's a chapter, now go find someone in this mass of humanity to connect with."

Right or wrong (in some opinions), it's her choice. Assigning motives that probably aren't there, and expressing them curtly, furthers the stereotypes.