Anonymous wrote:This is why I hate sororities. Indoctrinated my DD early on about how stupid they are and to stay far far away. First thing she considered when looking for colleges was how Greek they were. Anything with a percentage over 15 was a big no.

+1

Same. Greek life is such a horrible idea - nothing good comes from it.

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Anonymous wrote:OP I’m sure the rejection is difficult for her. Sorry. Sororities are ridiculous. It’s shocking to me that schools still have this process of judging girls based primarily on their appearance and clothes. Aren’t we more evolved than this as a society? Sad. If it makes you feel better when I see a sorority or fraternity listed on a resume I drop it in the trash.

That really just makes you no better than the sorority. So . . . good job?

Oh please. It makes her tons better. And smarter.

No. You and the trash person just look like jealous shrews.

It makes her a person who didn’t need to shell out $$ to be part of a shallow and pointless group. Shes an A+ in my book.

Nah. To be so triggered by someone’s mere mention of a sorority on their resume REEKS of pure jealousy.

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Anonymous wrote:OP I’m sure the rejection is difficult for her. Sorry. Sororities are ridiculous. It’s shocking to me that schools still have this process of judging girls based primarily on their appearance and clothes. Aren’t we more evolved than this as a society? Sad. If it makes you feel better when I see a sorority or fraternity listed on a resume I drop it in the trash.

That really just makes you no better than the sorority. So . . . good job?

Oh please. It makes her tons better. And smarter.

Holding a grudge.
Judging someone for a social activity.
Being super judgy and petty, and moreover, proud of it.

Yeah, that really shows her to be a better or smarter person. It really shows her to be nothing but a simple, vindictive bi---ch of the most basic variety.

Damn straight I’m going to judge someone who pays to be part of a group where looks are important. Talk about petty.

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Anonymous wrote:OP I’m sure the rejection is difficult for her. Sorry. Sororities are ridiculous. It’s shocking to me that schools still have this process of judging girls based primarily on their appearance and clothes. Aren’t we more evolved than this as a society? Sad. If it makes you feel better when I see a sorority or fraternity listed on a resume I drop it in the trash.

That really just makes you no better than the sorority. So . . . good job?

Oh please. It makes her tons better. And smarter.

No. You and the trash person just look like jealous shrews.

It makes her a person who didn’t need to shell out $$ to be part of a shallow and pointless group. Shes an A+ in my book.

Anonymous wrote:It’s a sort of group think that I don’t think is a positive. It’s one thing to be in one but to list it on your resume is another level.

+1 I’ve literally never seen this. It would give me pause about judgement (not about having been in a sorority but about listing in on resume!)

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Anonymous wrote:OP I’m sure the rejection is difficult for her. Sorry. Sororities are ridiculous. It’s shocking to me that schools still have this process of judging girls based primarily on their appearance and clothes. Aren’t we more evolved than this as a society? Sad. If it makes you feel better when I see a sorority or fraternity listed on a resume I drop it in the trash.

That really just makes you no better than the sorority. So . . . good job?

Oh please. It makes her tons better. And smarter.

Holding a grudge.
Judging someone for a social activity.
Being super judgy and petty, and moreover, proud of it.

Yeah, that really shows her to be a better or smarter person. It really shows her to be nothing but a simple, vindictive bi---ch of the most basic variety.

but you're not judging anyone because you're better than that.

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Anonymous wrote:OP I’m sure the rejection is difficult for her. Sorry. Sororities are ridiculous. It’s shocking to me that schools still have this process of judging girls based primarily on their appearance and clothes. Aren’t we more evolved than this as a society? Sad. If it makes you feel better when I see a sorority or fraternity listed on a resume I drop it in the trash.

That really just makes you no better than the sorority. So . . . good job?

Oh please. It makes her tons better. And smarter.

No. You and the trash person just look like jealous shrews.

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Anonymous wrote:OP I’m sure the rejection is difficult for her. Sorry. Sororities are ridiculous. It’s shocking to me that schools still have this process of judging girls based primarily on their appearance and clothes. Aren’t we more evolved than this as a society? Sad. If it makes you feel better when I see a sorority or fraternity listed on a resume I drop it in the trash.

That really just makes you no better than the sorority. So . . . good job?

Oh please. It makes her tons better. And smarter.

Holding a grudge.
Judging someone for a social activity.
Being super judgy and petty, and moreover, proud of it.

Yeah, that really shows her to be a better or smarter person. It really shows her to be nothing but a simple, vindictive bi---ch of the most basic variety.

"Greek" life is by definition exclusionary and is rooted in discrimination mostly based on very restrictive standards of beauty, and even more restrictive standards of behavior.

It's repulsive. No one should be encouraging this for their children.

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Anonymous wrote:OP I’m sure the rejection is difficult for her. Sorry. Sororities are ridiculous. It’s shocking to me that schools still have this process of judging girls based primarily on their appearance and clothes. Aren’t we more evolved than this as a society? Sad. If it makes you feel better when I see a sorority or fraternity listed on a resume I drop it in the trash.

That really just makes you no better than the sorority. So . . . good job?

Oh please. It makes her tons better. And smarter.

It’s a sort of group think that I don’t think is a positive. It’s one thing to be in one but to list it on your resume is another level.

Anonymous wrote:OP I’m sure the rejection is difficult for her. Sorry. Sororities are ridiculous. It’s shocking to me that schools still have this process of judging girls based primarily on their appearance and clothes. Aren’t we more evolved than this as a society? Sad. If it makes you feel better when I see a sorority or fraternity listed on a resume I drop it in the trash.

That really just makes you no better than the sorority. So . . . good job?

Anonymous wrote:OP I’m sure the rejection is difficult for her. Sorry. Sororities are ridiculous. It’s shocking to me that schools still have this process of judging girls based primarily on their appearance and clothes. Aren’t we more evolved than this as a society? Sad. If it makes you feel better when I see a sorority or fraternity listed on a resume I drop it in the trash.

DP
I love you for this.

OP I’m sure the rejection is difficult for her. Sorry. Sororities are ridiculous. It’s shocking to me that schools still have this process of judging girls based primarily on their appearance and clothes. Aren’t we more evolved than this as a society? Sad. If it makes you feel better when I see a sorority or fraternity listed on a resume I drop it in the trash.

That begs the question, is a house without a house really a house?