What does it mean to be "inactive?"

[turtlebutter]

Whoa whoa whoa. Y'all are becoming too aggressive. I was not getting "dirt" on my cousin. I was legitimately wondering if there were policies about grades and becoming inactive bc I want to study abroad. There's also the possibility (however doubtful) something may happen with my grades bc I have been having serious health issues. I didn't want to blast my problems, so I asked the question in the easiest way I could. There is absolutely no need to accuse me of anything when all I did was ask what being inactive was and if you can become un-inactive. Don't answer the question if you're really that hung up on hypothetical "privacy"

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by turtlebutter

Whoa whoa whoa. Y'all are becoming too aggressive. I was not getting "dirt" on my cousin. I was legitimately wondering if there were policies about grades and becoming inactive bc I want to study abroad. There's also the possibility (however doubtful) something may happen with my grades bc I have been having serious health issues. I didn't want to blast my problems, so I asked the question in the easiest way I could. There is absolutely no need to accuse me of anything when all I did was ask what being inactive was and if you can become un-inactive. Don't answer the question if you're really that hung up on hypothetical "privacy"

I thought this was about your cousin and general curiosity? Why are you talking about YOUR studying abroad?

Try to get your lies together then come back. Thanks

[turtlebutter]

How exactly was that lying? I didn't even know there was a thing called inactive until it happened to my cousin. That's why I'm curious for myself. I fronted her story so as not to have to go into my issues. I brought myself up to explain that I'm not prying into my cousin's privacy. No lies. Sorry you didn't understand

[amIblue?]

If you have grade and health issues, do yourself a favor and get a handle on them BEFORE you try to pledge. The new member period can be very busy and not necessarily conducive to making problems better.