A little disappointed

[Parfait]

Thank you, the replies have all been great. =)

Unfortunately I'm quite ill right now so my social life has been put on hold. I was really looking forward to the game yesterday but was just too sick. It does worry me a bit for grades, although I went to the campus health center and got a note saying I was sicker than a dog and was told I'm allowed back to class until Tuesday at the earliest. I called my doctor's office at home who basically said the same thing. Thankfully it's a three day weekend so I'm missing just one day of each class.
Hopefully I'll recover by the time recruitment starts.

My roommate and I are VERY different people, I disagree with a lot that she says, but we keep it civil. In her opinion sororities would take her in a heartbeat but she wants nothing to do with such stuck-up people, which is kind of odd. :S I dunno, she brings it up in the middle of a conversation about something completely different. She's a bit stalker-ish and an odd duck, but overall she's nice.

[KDMafia]

Originally Posted by Parfait

In her opinion sororities would take her in a heartbeat but she wants nothing to do with such stuck-up people, which is kind of odd. :S .

I remember when my freshman year roommate decided to rush after talking to her sister. My roommate had the same view of being "stuck-up" etc of sorority women. Her sister was older and in Sigma Kappa. I remember one night her talking to her sister and she was telling her sister about how she would never rush, blah blah blah, and her sister said "so you think you're too good for a sorority?" and my roommate's response was "No, you guys think you're too good for the rest of us." And her sister responded, You're the one judging 50 girls without getting to know them" . My roommate tossed that around in her head and eventually decided to go through recruitment.

I always think about that when I hear freshman girls repeating the "stuck-up" line or girls that get cut from a top house and drop out because sorority girls are "petty." Judgement goes both ways, but at least the sorority women are willing to get to know any girl who's interested. Can't say the same about some PNMs.