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Originally Posted by rhoyaltempest
As for the Rho crap, people who know me (greeks and non-greeks alike) know that they better not ever call me a "Rho." You can call me a Sigma (which I prefer), an SGRho, or a Sigma Woman or Lady, but you better not dare call me a Rho. My Nationals has never referred to me as a Rho and I'll go back and forth with Phi Beta (and anyone else) all day over this...and I have.
As for the sorors that call themselves Rho, all I have to say is...show me in any Sigma literature where you are called a Rho. And I know on some campuses sorors have had issues dealing with Phi Beta over this mess and all I can say to that is...don't let anyone call you anything other than your "TRUE" name. I love Phi Beta and on my campus we were really close, but they knew that getting into an argument over our right to call ourselves Sigmas was not a good move (although they tried it once).
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You are funny, Soror!
I don't believe in the back and forth because I'll tell you one time only: My first name is Sigma, and I'm a Sigma. I don't use my last name, but if that's your pleasure, go for it. Just don't try to tell me what to call myself.
BTW, I'll never have Bruhs. I have plenty of Sorors, so there's no need. I'll respect and show love to a fraternity member that does the same for me. Therefore, you'll never see me chasing down a Kappa to show Indy Love in Atlanta. Maybe if I was in a city where Greek Life isn't so big, then I'd chase any Greek just to say, "Hey, Greek!" Otherwise, my sorors and I repRHOsent Sigma very well without a need for fraternity approval or alliance. If a fraternity member can't respect that, then tough ta-tas for him.
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