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all I’m gonna say

Poster Message:
I am a member of one of the two houses you mentioned above. For me, it’s frustrating and upsetting when people constantly question my sisterhood that they aren’t even apart of. In both of these houses there are girls that have known they would be a kappa/kd since high school or maybe even younger. They are almost all from Montgomery/mountain brook/Mobile/New Orleans/ATL/Charlotte. These girls are often time in leadership positions in the houses and focus on rushing the girls that will make up the next “in group” And while they are nice girls, they tend to not branch out much from their group of 20 or so. But that’s the thing— it is literally 20 girls in an entire pledge class of 100+. I really liked my house going through rush but was afraid of the things posted in here, that if you’re not from one of those areas you’ll be disregarded as a sister and not acknowledged. This hasn’t been my experience whatsoever and I know plenty of girls in the other house that aren’t in the “in” group but still love their house and the friends they have made. I am from OOS and have friends from all over the country in my pledge class and house. And even though I’m not in the “in” group, I literally have 400 other girls that are all cool, chill, and welcoming. I wish both of these houses wouldn’t get so much hate from people that likely aren’t in the houses— and just because you know one girl in my house who hates it doesn’t mean it reflects the majority. If you’re a PNM and reading this, I hope that you have a great experience in whatever house you’re in; but also I hope you don’t count out KD, kappa, or any other house based off the stuff you read on here. Anyone bashing another house have no idea what it’s actually like to be apart of that sisterhood.