Pairless Homecoming Social Suicide?

[TSteven]

Originally Posted by TDmkr19

So we have just been informed that we will be pairless for Homecoming. Fortunately unlike most schools IU also has little 5 which in many peoples opinions is a lot more important to have a pair than Homecoming. However should we just roll with the punches and have a bro fest and hope our friends in sororities come over still during that week or should we try and serenade a sorority and try to steal someones pair. Is going pairless social suicide?

Have you tried peaches?

[33girl]

There are so many more fraternities than sororities there...of so many different sizes...I don't understand why they don't do 2 male 1 female threesomes.

If stealing is a socially acceptable thing to do, go for it, but ONLY if you are 99.999999999% sure it will work. If you try it and fail, you'll look far worse than if you just decided to adopt the "homecoming is for lame-os" outlook in the first place.

[M. Lasater]

Originally Posted by 33girl

If stealing is a socially acceptable thing to do, go for it, but ONLY if you are 99.999999999% sure it will work. If you try it and fail, you'll look far worse than if you just decided to adopt the "homecoming is for lame-os" outlook in the first place.

I don't understand this??

[33girl]

Originally Posted by M. Lasater

I don't understand this??

That's because you are too busy getting ready to spam to process the post.

[DudeFromAcacia]

Originally Posted by 33girl

There are so many more fraternities than sororities there...of so many different sizes...I don't understand why they don't do 2 male 1 female threesomes.

If stealing is a socially acceptable thing to do, go for it, but ONLY if you are 99.999999999% sure it will work. If you try it and fail, you'll look far worse than if you just decided to adopt the "homecoming is for lame-os" outlook in the first place.

QFP

There are 22-ish fraternity houses where I go to college, and 10ish sorority. This year there's an influx of 6k incoming freshman, which is like 2-3k more than last year, and most sorority houses will be up to 150-ish members yet most fraternities have like 40-70 members on average. It's entirely possible to split the sororities into groups if it's possible and everyone is ok with the split. I just don't see most sororities doing this at all, and I just have to ponder why... Kinda suck to leave half of the housed fraternity on campus pairless when you have plenty of girls to go around.

[33girl]

I don't think it's even a matter of "splitting" as much as it is making the male-female ratio a little more even. Personally if I was a girl in one of these chapters the last thing I'd want would be to have the opposite of a sausage fest. I don't understand why the girls don't demand this.