Legacy Dilemma

[taurus0426]

Sorry guys...I'm new to the whole greek thing. I just dont know where I should be though. Some people say my personality is more of another d9 sorority while others say I'm more of a GDI. I just feel like i'm at a crossroads right now. I'm the youngest and only girl in my family and my brothers didnt pledge my dad's frat so it's kind of the last chance to keep the greek legacy going.

Questions for the sorors out there

What is the whole rule of discrestion about? I didnt name people or anything but I wanted to know for future reference.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by taurus0426

Questions for the sorors out there

What is the whole rule of discrestion about? I didnt name people or anything but I wanted to know for future reference.

First off, you're not their soror.

Second, you need to practice discretion as far as naming the organization you're pursuing. You may not get invited to continue, and you never know who's reading this, so you need to take out the specific organization you're trying to pursue.

Your mom should have told you that...

[taurus0426]

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

First off, you're not their soror.

Second, you need to practice discretion as far as naming the organization you're pursuing. You may not get invited to continue, and you never know who's reading this, so you need to take out the specific organization you're trying to pursue.

Your mom should have told you that...

Okay so you cant use soror either? I wasnt calling them MY sorors...but ok. I wish people werent being so rude to me about it I'm really searching for answers.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by taurus0426

Okay so you cant use soror either? I wasnt calling them MY sorors...but ok. I wish people werent being so rude to me about it I'm really searching for answers.

Well, considering I'm not a member of a sorority, I can't think of an instance where I'd refer to someone as my "soror."

And none of the answers in this thread have been rude.

ETA: Good job editing your original post, though.