When did you KNOW?

[scrantonicity]

To be perfectly honest, as happy as I was with my bid from Chi Omega, I did not know that I was "meant to be" a Chi O until......... the morning of my initiation. I loved my sisters, don't get me wrong, but I was very uncertain about the finality of going through initiation and I had my doubts about whether or not I wanted to do it. Then on that morning I woke up and it just sort of hit me.

I know that sounds sort of lame, and maybe not encouraging to PNMs, but that's how it was for me. I'm the kind of girl who doubts and overanalyzes and overthinks EVERYTHING, but since initiation Chi Omega has been one of the few things in my life that I can say with certainty was exactly right for me.

[FSUZeta]

Originally Posted by scrantonicity

To be perfectly honest, as happy as I was with my bid from Chi Omega, I did not know that I was "meant to be" a Chi O until......... the morning of my initiation. I loved my sisters, don't get me wrong, but I was very uncertain about the finality of going through initiation and I had my doubts about whether or not I wanted to do it. Then on that morning I woke up and it just sort of hit me.

I know that sounds sort of lame, and maybe not encouraging to PNMs, but that's how it was for me. I'm the kind of girl who doubts and overanalyzes and overthinks EVERYTHING, but since initiation Chi Omega has been one of the few things in my life that I can say with certainty was exactly right for me.

me too!! a dear friend who was a member of another sorority and had been initiated the week before, literally talked me into going thru with my initation. i too was a commitment-a-phobe. listening to her was one of the best decision i ever made. i went on to hold one appointed position and 2 executive council positions in my chapter and have been very active as an alum.

[ForeverRoses]

I knew at second parties. I was matched with a girl that I just completely clicked with. They she was bumped and I clicked with the second girl as well. The party seemed to breeze by and it just felt right. Everything else about rush just seemed so forced.