A unique and kind of sad recruit story

[chickenoodle]

Originally Posted by Stanleypeep

When I was a Freshman in college, my parents discouraged me greatly from joining a GLO. They had so many negative perceptions from their own college experience back in the early 70's and very liberal mindset. Which is ironic because it seems as liberal as they are they still discouraged me from formulating my own opinions.

Her parents were in college in the 70's.

ETA: Never mind. I was responding to a post that seems to no longer be a part of this thread. Sorry...

[APhiAnna]

A prayer during recruitment? Only three out of nine houses in one day? The token overly bitchy "pretty girl" who rolls her eyes when she sees you?

[KSUViolet06]

Originally Posted by APhiAnna

A prayer during recruitment? Only three out of nine houses in one day? The token overly bitchy "pretty girl" who rolls her eyes when she sees you?

I know, right?

How odd it is that someone who has never met you before recruitment rolls her eyes at you and hates your guts.

[APhiAnna]

Originally Posted by KSUViolet06

I know, right?

How odd it is that someone who has never met you before recruitment rolls her eyes at you and hates your guts.

Also too, when is anybody that overtly rude during recruitment? I once had to rush a girl who I knew prior to rush and did NOT get along with (and that's a bit of an understatement). You can bet I was as sweet as sunshine to her during recruitment, simply because we might have wanted her roommate, best friend, etc. I'm not saying it never happens, but I feel that most of the time that "rude" girl (if she exists) isn't actually being rude, the PNM is putting their nervousness or insecurity onto the active's actions and viewing it as rude when it wasn't intended to be.