How Moms Should Treat Their Legacy Daughters

[bakd]

Originally Posted by ColdInCanada11

This is only controversial to a small subset of people. There are several GCers who work with their respective IHQ, and definitely know what they are talking about. I'm sorry that you aren't able to be sisters with your daughter, that is a truly unique situation. However, most people do not get to experience that. You continue to say, she had a great experience in recruitment and loves her house. Well, all you've done is massively complain. What you are presenting does not relay those feelings of happiness.

With all due respect, you said that you are not a legacy so you have no skin in this game.

If you were a legacy and it occured to you that you may have been specifically got cut BECAUSE you were a legacy and were therefore less than equal to other PNMs at a house, you might see it differently.

It is a valid complaint, IMHO.

[ColdInCanada11]

Originally Posted by bakd

With all due respect, you said that you are not a legacy so you have no skin in this game.

If you were a legacy and it occured to you that you may have been specifically got cut BECAUSE you were a legacy and were therefore less than equal to other PNMs at a house, you might see it differently.

It is a valid complaint, IMHO.

Once again, you got me! I'll also discard all of my graduate work in history because I wasn't there and "have no skin in [the] game".

[bakd]

Originally Posted by ColdInCanada11

Once again, you got me! I'll also discard all of my graduate work in history because I wasn't there and "have no skin in [the] game".

I sense that you are very young.

[ColdInCanada11]

Originally Posted by bakd

I sense that you are very young.

I sense that you are out of touch, but alas, that hasn't stopped you today!

[bakd]

You can harass me all you want - I know that I represent many, many Greek women. You just don't like it.

Don't shoot the messenger, and all of that...

Goodnight.