Interested in an AI

[carnation]

Originally Posted by adpialum1

I really need some help in this field!! This process is not easy! I regret not getting initiated 25 years ago, which was my fault, did not make my grades. Now that I am older and have the potential opportunity to become initiated into the sorority that I had originally pledged in college, they are turning their back on me. Not very "sisterly" in my opinion. I lost touch with everyone for 25 years and have missed them terribly. Should I continue to become a member or seek another?

Okay, I'll bite. Look, "Sunshine", you scared the daylights out of a great chapter of women when you claimed membership and inferred that nationals had sent you. Can you imagine how frightened they were when they found out they'd hosted a woman on their hall for a week and she wasn't even an ADPi?

And the alums...do you think they'd initiate you now after what you pulled? Especially with all the ADPi regalia on your FB page? They're angry enough that they've contacted every alum group of not only their sorority but other sororities that they've heard you're trying to AI with under your real name and others. These women have contacted their national HQs and they're on the lookout.

I don't care if half the world sees your FB profile. What you did was sick.

[AOII Angel]

Originally Posted by carnation

Okay, I'll bite. Look, "Sunshine", you scared the daylights out of a great chapter of women when you claimed membership and inferred that nationals had sent you. Can you imagine how frightened they were when they found out they'd hosted a woman on their hall for a week and she wasn't even an ADPi?

And the alums...do you think they'd initiate you now after what you pulled? Especially with all the ADPi regalia on your FB page? They're angry enough that they've contacted every alum group of not only their sorority but other sororities that they've heard you're trying to AI with under your real name and others. These women have contacted their national HQs and they're on the lookout.

I don't care if half the world sees your FB profile. What you did was sick.

Karma.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by Jen

I think Google takes into account your location via your IP address, so it might show results that are more local to you first.

Yes. It also takes into account other searches you've done, so everyone's mileage may differ. I tried googling the name, state and nickname and did't see it -- my first hit was a chapter's facebook page.

[Barbie's_Rush]

Originally Posted by carnation

Okay, I'll bite. Look, "Sunshine", you scared the daylights out of a great chapter of women when you claimed membership and inferred that nationals had sent you. Can you imagine how frightened they were when they found out they'd hosted a woman on their hall for a week and she wasn't even an ADPi?

And the alums...do you think they'd initiate you now after what you pulled? Especially with all the ADPi regalia on your FB page? They're angry enough that they've contacted every alum group of not only their sorority but other sororities that they've heard you're trying to AI with under your real name and others. These women have contacted their national HQs and they're on the lookout.

I don't care if half the world sees your FB profile. What you did was sick.

Originally Posted by IrishLake

Who cares if she's creeped out? She should be after what she pulled. Telling people about her is only going to ensure that people know who she really is if she contacts college chapters.

Originally Posted by AOII Angel

Karma.

Word. This person is so far beyond the usual pathetic 'can i haz ai?' person we see here. She has done real damage to people irl and the fact that she's continuing to pursue adpis and other sorority members after being outed goes way beyond creepy. Obviously she is mentally ill and delusional. I feel sorry for her but I don't think it is unreasonable at all to feel she may be dangerous. People need to know about her. And for fucks sake, if you're going to photoshop your face onto a sorority logo, post it publicly on facebook and join a bunch of sorority groups there, you have no expectation of privacy.