Dear Moms
by: WaaahRush is hard. Stop stressing out your daughters and stop having an opinion on something that——now here’s the key part——-has NOTHING to do with you.
Comment#2by: Mammas
Well honey, when our daughters call us and are stressed and need some reassurance and advice, we are going to take that call. We are also going to have to deal with the aftermath of this rush with them, no matter what happens, in every single way possible. And we are also going to be asked to pay their sorority dues, so our daughters need to be happy enough in the result of this process to make it worthwhile for the cost. So this does have a lot more to do with us than it does with you or anyone else.
by: let go
Part of the problem in America is parents do not allow their children to feel rejection. So something like not getting a sorority becomes the first time their children have had faced any adversity their parents could not fix for them. America has allowed this to happen by not supporting teachers and allowing for grade inflation. Your children will be ok time for them to become adults learning life is not always fair but it will work out. Stay positive for the children and tell them to stick with the process.
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#3by: It’s ok!!
All sororities here are GREAT! There are beautiful girls in every one of them! There are nice, sweet girls in all of them! Guys date girls in every one of them! People that put themselves on the “top” and think they’re better than everyone else are laughable!!!! I’d venture to say that those sororities have a much higher percentage of mean girls, and the last thing you want is for your daughter to be miserable and not feel loved in her home away from home. I hope everyone sticks it out and has a wonderful bid day! Be supportive of each other and keep your heads held high, because certain letters DO NOT MAKE YOU SUPERIOR OR LESS THAN ANYONE ELSE!!!!
by: Hmmm
If it ain’t broke don’t fix it. You and your daughter probably still crying about it.
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by: Gosh
there are girls her age running their own businesses and yours can’t handle rush week?
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