dirty rushing
by: PNMI just graduated and will be rushing in the fall, I’ve heard the term “dirty rushing”, what is it, and what do i do if I think its happening to me and my friends? We’ve had a bunch of girls follow us from mainly 1 or 2 sororities, and a few have even dm’d us congratulating us on graduation and asking about us. Is this allowed, what is not allowed? If it crosses a line what do we do? We do not want to break any rules, and want to rush correctly as much as possible. Thank you!
#1by: Yikes
Dirty rushing is basically where members of a sorority are communicating with you during times when they’re NOT suppose to. Girls from other houses can follow you, but if they’re dming you from the time school got out (May 15 I think) to when formal recruitment starts THAT IS NOT OKAY. If they’re dming you do not reply because you and them can be considered part of dirty rushing. If this continues you could report them but that’s kinda extreme. I would just ignore their DMs to be safe since pan is cracking down on dirty rushing and a lot of ppl enjoy snitching.
#4by: calm down
#6by: Hmmm
#7by: GoGreek
First, a PNM cannot get in trouble for being dirty rushed so do not worry that you are going to get in trouble in any way.
Second, I think social media has changed a lot about the way rush works. Yes, they are not supposed to be contacting you after May 1, but I do think there is a big difference in an active you don’t know IRL messaging you a “congrats” after graduating or a “how’s your summer?” or liking your pics and an active you don’t know taking you out for ice cream or inviting you to stay with her.
I would just reply with a friendly but short message, “thanks, have a great summer!”
Now if they’re constantly DMing you saying “you’ll be the perfect ABC” “you’ll be the most fun little” “who are you interested in” “do you like XYZ”.....then that’s waaaaay over the line into dirty rushing and should be screen-shot and sent to Panhellenic.
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So should I just ignore it? Or do I need to tell someone?