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Originally Posted by dekeguy
Thank you for your gracious comment!
I do, however, recall that I have never seen any thread titled as "A question for the boys" or "I need a guys thoughts on this" etc. that wasn't filled with many comments from the distaff side of GC. So, I wonder why I am ordered to stay in my lane when gender restrictions apparently do not apply to the ladies.
As to the value of my opinion, please note that I politely requested either agreement or disagreement to serve as useful advice to the one asking for it, not vulgarity. If one wishes to be respected as a lady one must conduct herself as such. The thought crosses my mind that the gracious content of your commentary might cause your advice be called into question as to its value in sorority recruitment.
I am more than willing to stipulate that my point of view might well have very limited value in this issue, although my sister tells me that my input was a good call. She tells me that because of the very limited time available for the chapter to get to know a prospective new member the candidate must be careful to project her persona in every respect in the most positive way.
So, as limited as the value of my comment might be, my original submission stands as posted.
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The deal is that your "advice" is basically worthless, especially since you have to qualify it and ask for reinforcement. You also come across extremely pretentious.
As to why girls comment on guys threads without getting called out:
1. Sometimes we do get called out
2. Guys rush just isn't as systematic and complicated as girls rush, with few exceptions.
3. Many girls here have actively participated (on the Fraternity side) of rush...with even fewer exceptions.than #2, no guys have actively participated in girl's rush.
Back on topic: love the boots, love boots with dresses, agree on the dress being too summery anywhere where boots would be in season.
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