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The “Holy Trinity”

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Is the concept of the hometown “holy trinity” really a thing? What three are considered the top hometowns?

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KD Phi Mu and ADPi

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I was referring to the “rumor” that there are 3 AL hometowns that sororities like their girls to be from. I’ve heard Mountain Brook, Vestavia, Fairhope. Wondering if there’s any truth.

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If vestavia is one, then someone from vestavia definitely made that up. 🙄

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The 3 M’s - Mountain Brook, Mobile and Montgomery. (Mobile and Montgomery - the prep school girls)

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as a mobile girl its only if you went to a super nice private school i feel a lot of it is reflective of what income the general school and area where youre from. i had no clue mobile girls were seen as this ngl

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It's not about income, it's about the fact that there are so many ready-made connections for these girls to members already in the houses. These high school connections started way back when, and just continue and perpetuate from year to year. Nothing wrong with preferring your friends over strangers for sorority sisters.

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👁️👁️

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I heard they like Fairhope and Birmingham ladies…

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Mountain brook, Montgomery, and mobile. I am glad I’m not from one of these towns, they like to stay in their high school groups. Don’t worry if you’re not from one of these places it’ll open you up to wayyy more opportunity than you know!

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