Frat parties
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Anonymous
| Is it possible to take your kid to a frat party when visiting colleges? Would it help if you were an alumni or legacy? |
Anonymous
| That’s funny. |
Anonymous
| Wow. Just wow. |
Anonymous
| lol troll |
Anonymous
| If they know an older kid there then sure. An adult at a frat party if it is not parents weekend or a football game weekend would be weird… |
Anonymous
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Only if you are paying for the party. And even then, no.
OMG. Cringy. |
Anonymous
I’d pay the door fee OP |
Anonymous
| Yes parents weekend. Darties abound. |
Anonymous
| Moms in frat parties. Instagramable. |
Anonymous
| Most houses would let moms in if they’re still attractive and in shape. |
Anonymous
| And, if they bring booze. |
Anonymous
| At a few schools, I teased DD about doing this. She was absolutely mortified by the idea … rightly so!! |
Anonymous
| If it's parent's weekend and your son is in that fraternity and parents are in fact invited. Then yes. Otherwise, please don't. |
Anonymous
| We are visiting UVa this weekend. Does anyone have tips for attending a frat party? |
Anonymous
Wear shoes you don’t mind getting trashed. They’ll get beer spilled on them, possibly puke. |