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OK, I think I see what APhiDarling is trying to say. What she means is, she doesn't necessarily want to be involved with her sorority to the extent she is now when she's out of school, but she will always consider herself a sister. (Is that anywhere near right, APhiDarling??) And I don't feel that there's anything wrong with that. I'm not saying I myself won't stay involved as an alum, but there are other things that I would like to move on to after I graduate and it depends on how everything fits in. No matter what, though, I will always be a DZ.
Yes, Thank You. That is Exactly what I am trying to say. I never specifically aimed my post at chapter advisers or those who run the organizations. My comment was a general reference to those who can't get over it, if any of you want to and reread it. Thanks achtungbaby80!
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