“trusting the system”
by: be honestI know everyone says if you trust the system you’ll get put in the house that’s right for you. But I see so many girls get put into houses they absolutely hate, not because of preconceived ideas but because they really just don’t get along with those girls. So is it right to always trust the system? I know some sororities only want super pretty girls and then the “lower” sororities take what’s left over even if they don’t click with those girls. So I just wanted to know if trusting the system always works
#1by: Please
Commentby: be honest
On all these youtube videos and earlier threads on here all these girls say they had to pref sororities they didn’t like. So I’m wondering if the system really works and they just messed up somewhere or if the system doesn’t work
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#3by: wde
I think trusting the system is the way to go. If you click with a sorority, majority of the time they'll click with you too and want you back the next day. If not, you may go to another sorority that you end up loving even if you didn't think you would like them at all. I personally had a great rush but some girls don't have full schedules or don't pref their top options and are so happy where they end up
by: be honest
#5by: Houses do the choosing
So many girls think they get to choose the house they want and just get a bid. Well, it's not a sign-up! The houses do the inviting. It has always been this way. When girls get dropped from a house they think they want then they start wondering what's wrong with them or think that there must have been a mistake. Don't even get me started on their mammas! There is nothing wrong with you, it's just a numbers game, so trusting the system is the only way. Give the house that WANTS YOU a chance. The vast majority of girls are happy and busy in their new houses and have better things to do than complain on you tube. It's the unhappy girls who get on social media and vent, that's why you see it there and shows a skewed view.
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by: be honest
Ok I guess I didn’t word that right. I didn’t mean “left overs” as in those girls are wrong or bad in some way, I’m just saying that some girls might get houses that they don’t want at all because that’s their only option. Not necessarily a low or high house just a house they don’t want.
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