Update on me

[sunnyhibiscus]

Howdy,

Here's my story now. I'm in a complex situation right now. I may not go through recruitment again, as much as it pains my heart. On the other hand, I would like to go through recruitment again, as crazy as it may sound. I have a heart to keep on fighting. But, as of right now, it's more likely that I may not participate in recruitment again, as much as I want it.

However, I will have a long time to think about it. But I will try not to let it consume me all summer long and now, even.

I'm probably going to get into trouble with you guys for what I'm about to say because I'm not in a sorority, but after I have seen what Greek life is all about with their presentations and stuff, there is no substitute for Greek life. I have joined clubs, but still...

Anyway, whether I decide to do it again or not, I wanted to say thank you.

[DSTCHAOS]

Originally Posted by sunnyhibiscus

I'm probably going to get into trouble with you guys for what I'm about to say because I'm not in a sorority, but after I have seen what Greek life is all about with their presentations and stuff, there is no substitute for Greek life. I have joined clubs, but still...

You can't get in trouble for a compliment.

Best of luck to you.

[violetpretty]

Originally Posted by sunnyhibiscus

I'm probably going to get into trouble with you guys for what I'm about to say because I'm not in a sorority, but after I have seen what Greek life is all about with their presentations and stuff, there is no substitute for Greek life. I have joined clubs, but still...

The thing is, after a PNM is unsuccessful at recruitment, and if her outlook seems bleak for next time, the best we GCers can do is to encourage the woman to join clubs and at least try to enjoy the rest of her time at college.

I'd agree with you that there is no substitute for Greek life, at least for me. I can't imagine my life without it. However, it doesn't mean that another college student can't have a great college experience without it. Does that make sense?

Enjoy the rest of college, regardless of whether you go Greek or not.