Dropping my sorority

[NutBrnHair]

I know that unhappy members have been a part of every organization for decades, but it seems to be much more prevalent today. Some of the new members act like they are joining a health club. They are "really into it" for the first few weeks and then decide they aren't getting their money's worth. If we're not happy all of the time, if it's more responsibility than we thought, if we don't get along with everyone... then just quit. That's the answer.

Greek organizations are for a LIFETIME.

[pineapples]

Originally Posted by NutBrnHair

I know that unhappy members have been a part of every organization for decades, but it seems to be much more prevalent today. Some of the new members act like they are joining a health club. They are "really into it" for the first few weeks and then decide they aren't getting their money's worth. If we're not happy all of the time, if it's more responsibility than we thought, if we don't get along with everyone... then just quit. That's the answer.

Greek organizations are for a LIFETIME.

No need to be patronizing. I already came to the conclusion on my own that I should probably cut my losses and quit. I asked for help in how to determine what the appropriate procedure is for dropping.