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by: ado houses know if they got you just because you maximized your options. I know girls who only had one option and others that only had 2 like me and I feel like I wasn't at the tops of either of their lists
#2 by: just
just stick it out for this semester. you will grow to love it. dont give up just yet. at least in my chapter, we have no idea the order of our bid lists except for a handful of people, so we have no idea. it doesnt matter at this point. you and your pledge class all got to the same place no matter if you were #1 on their bid list or dead last on their bid list. make the best of it, get involved, and theyll forget all about where you were on it.
#3 by: babe
In our sorority, only the recruitment chair, president and maybe a couple other officers know where everyone was ranked, and who maximized. The rest of the house has no clue as to who was a first list bid or not. Go in there with your head held high, and knock them dead! Just a bit of advice-don't go in all droopy and "oh woe is me, I'm not sure anyone will like me, I think I was the bottom of their list, wah, wah"-that attitude will make it very difficult for you to thrive there. Go in, be proud of yourself, have an open mind and a positive, friendly attitude, look to get involved, be the kind of girl that other pledges WANT to be friends with and it won't matter where you were on their list, as no one will care!
#4 by: omg
all this whinning OMG girls grow up!!!! Appreciate you are in a house and make the most of it and get over yourself. We all can't be number one.
Did you think maybe it is you. Doesn't matter where you were on the bid list, although all this complaining, maybe that's why your feeling like you do because your personality is sucky, it's a wonder you even got in a house.
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by: aJan 27, 2015 4:16:26 PM
that just makes me feel awkward and like I don't belong now