hey pnms
by: something to remembe
I am an out-of-state student and joined what most would consider to be a "top" house at KU. I quickly discovered that all of the girls in my pledge class were from the same area and were already good friends from high school as well as friends with the current girls in the house. I soon began to feel very not included and later dropped.
I'm not saying that didn't make them any less wonderful girls, they were still very nice and intelligent and I remain acquaintances with most of them. It is innate human nature to want to spend time with people you are comfortable with. I would probably have done the same thing in their position!
I just wanted to post to remind you that if you do end up joining a "top" house, more power to you! Just know that it will take a lot of effort and people-skills to really get into that group. I didn't have a lot of time to really bond with the girls, so make sure you have that time!
(Obviously, I only joined one house and just because one "top" house was like that doesn't mean they all are. This is just my personal experience!)
Finally, THE TIERS DO NOT MATTER. Seriously. My best friend ended up joining a "bottom" tier sorority and guess what? BOYS STILL HANG OUT WITH HER. Just because you are a "so and so" doesn't mean they are going to stop trying to get in your pants. If they think you're cute, they think you're cute. Bottom line. Just don't worry about it, enjoy recruitment and don't go in with any preconceived notions.
#1 by: Thank you!
This is so true and I've been trying to say this all along. "Top" houses are not better!! Who and when did someone have the authority to declare what houses were better than others?? I've always said top houses have the most stuck up girls and the majority are from the same high school/hometown. Period. If you want to make new friends and feel like you belong, and want to be a lot happier, don't focus on these fake girls. You will find out very fast you will not be included, you will not get invited, you will be left out. At first you might pat yourself on the back because you got in a certain house but you will find out fast it SUCKS. Look for the genuine girls not the snooty ones.
#3 by: TRUE
PNMs do need to remember this! There is nothing real about a top or bottom house. The only one who cares or even keeps track of things like this are the insecure girls who need to artificially inflate their reputation. If you want real true lasting friendships stay away from the "top" houses because they are just one big extension of high school/hometown cliques. Unless of course you are already part of that clique and don't want to make new friends then by all means go where your friends are
#7 by: ??
You can't say GPhi only ever does stuff with Sig Ep because it isn't true. It's no different than how KD and AXO are CONSTANTLY at Sigma Nu. They're friends..what's the issue? As long as houses do mixers with other people, which they do, why does it matter that Sig Eps prefer to bring GPhis to a date party? It's just a ridiculous argument...
#9 by: actually...
I read her comment and she is not saying they can't hang out she is saying it makes them both bottom houses because they don't mingle and socialize with anyone else. I totally get it. They only hang out with each other and it makes them completely unsociable which is against the whole point of going Greek. No one cares if they want to live in a bubble but don't act like the houses are so awesome because houses that never socialize become irrelevant.
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by: really?Jul 5, 2014 11:40:23 AM
GPhi and SigEp do everything together? Maybe they didn't have an official mixer or maybe they did but they are all together every single weekend, and ask only each other on date parties, and shared a beach house in gulf shores. You would have to dig long and hard to find a date party where almost every sigep didn't take a gphi.