Recruitment in the South :)

[honeychile]

It was obvious which college/university she was attending. Deleting what she said was a wise move. There were no "juicy details" to wonder about.

[GeauxBama2010]

Sorry ladies... actually, I didn't care that my school was obvious (roll wave!), as was going to keep everything very positive. I just had a really interesting, positive rush story i wanted to share it.

But I got messaged from a current PNM at my school who was concerned about hearing too many details - really responsible and honest of her! I guess I didn't realize so many PNMs did active research (I was a clueless freshman) I decided it wouldn't be fair to divulge details/my reactions/put ideas into her head.

I'll start another thread after bid day (January '09). Thanks for reading

[violetpretty]

Originally Posted by GeauxBama2010

But I got messaged from a current PNM at my school who was concerned about hearing too many details - really responsible and honest of her! I guess I didn't realize so many PNMs did active research (I was a clueless freshman) I decided it wouldn't be fair to divulge details/my reactions/put ideas into her head.

I'll start another thread after bid day (January '09). Thanks for reading

That's her problem if she can't think for herself or if she can't resist the temptation to read your story. Besides, she won't be the last PNM at your school by a long shot, so I'm not sure of your rationale of waiting until January. Up to you.

[epchick]

Originally Posted by violetpretty

That's her problem if she can't think for herself or if she can't resist the temptation to read your story. Besides, she won't be the last PNM at your school by a long shot, so I'm not sure of your rationale of waiting until January. Up to you.

Exactly.

Who's to say that there won't be another PNM that looks at your story after January. It really is up to you, but if you feel like posting your story (and you aren't going to say anything mean) then you should go ahead. The PNM will just have to deal with whatever her problem is.

It was obvious which college/university she was attending. Deleting what she said was a wise move. There were no "juicy details" to wonder about.

So it was obvious what school she went to, so what? People make such a big deal about figuring out what school a PNM goes to. She didn't say anything "bad" or mean or anythign about the sororities. Everything is just getting toooo PC, geezus.