Trans/Non-Binary in sororities
by: HelloDo any sororities accept trans or non binary members?
Commentby: BecauseOct 24, 2020 7:23:53 AM
Because... political correctness. Shhhh you might hurt someone's feelings, we all have to pretend to be schizophrenic instead...
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by: TOct 4, 2020 5:50:23 AM
What sorority are you in, that has an “all inclusive policy”?
And if a Trans pledges your sorority, can he live in your sorority house??
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#3 by: Probably not
Sorry that would be weird for most fraternities trying to mix with sororities. It's just going to make them question whether there are more members who are also trans. Most guys don't want to romantically interact with biological males who identify as female.
by: AmenSep 29, 2020 6:38:47 PM
THANKYOU !!! Just because you chop your member off and make it a hole doesn't make you a girl. WTF is that? You cant have babies and you cant change your y chromosome into an x.
No one wants to pretend youre a girl and mix with your sorority. That would f___ing destroy a guy not knowing any better, no one wants that. I know for a fact 100% of my fraternity and 100% of the fraternities i have friends with WILL blacklist any sorority with multiple trans people. Maybe even with just one.
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by: @probably notSep 30, 2020 4:11:05 AM
True. But 90% of the time you can tell if someones trans. I doubt normal girls would want MALES in their sororities either
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#5 by: Peace
If you are trans/binary then you do you, and all peace and happiness to you in your life. While a lot of sororities' nationals have adopted policies that state that if someone identifies as female then they are eligible for a bid, it is always the chapter's decision on their own membership. UGA is not a school where a sorority chapter would be open to trans/binary members. There are plenty of chapters at liberal schools up north that would, but this school is far more traditional in outlook. God bless you, but you and I are NOT the same flavor of girl and my sorority is just not going to be the inner circle for you like it is for me.
by: LoLOct 4, 2020 1:06:53 PM
by: lmaoOct 27, 2020 12:04:08 PM
Your attempt to come across as not problematic is so embarassing lmao. “traditional in outlook” no you’re transphobic. “not the same flavor of girl” just say you don’t consider transwomen women and go. why hide your beliefs behind courtesy? you clearly don’t like the way trans people live, at least be up front about your antiquated discrimination like other people on this thread. if your inner circle and friends can’t be nice and welcoming to LGBT people then reevaluate your circle and beliefs honey.
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by: PeaceNov 2, 2020 8:19:53 PM
You can't force your way in to someone's life, you have to be asked. You're not going to be invited to be my sorority sister, just like plenty of other girls who are not going to be invited either. You don't have enough in common with me and my very personal life experiences as a biological girl for me to accept you as a sister and have that kind of intimacy. You have your own life experiences and you will find your crowd to be bestest best intimate friends with. I won't be rude to you, I won't condemn you, I wish you no harm, but you aren't going to fit with me and my crowd same as the other 1000 girls who aren't getting a bid to my house for all kinds of reasons.
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by: IdkNov 2, 2020 11:37:54 PM
"Just say you don’t consider transwomen women and go."
Okay: "Transwomen" aren't women. There are men, and there are women. BIOLOGICAL FACT. Pretending and trying to be something that you are not, does not make you something that you are not.
And you liberals claim to be the scientific ones, yet you're literally arguing over the most basic of bioloical principles. Get over it.
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#6 by: Ok
I can understand not wanting them to join sororities or use female bathrooms, that puts people in possible trouble. At the same time just leave them be and wish the best for them. Everyone gets confused and some are more so than others, if transitioning helps them then why be against that?
by: AmenOct 5, 2020 7:03:26 PM
No matter what side of the debate you're on, lets just wish the best for everyone.
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#8 by: Hi
Hi!! To all of you incels on here being transphobic, I’m ashamed to be the same species as you. Sororities here are intolerant so probably not unless you pass really well. It’s less about whether you’re nb or trans and more about how you look. A few sororities might want you as a member tho
#9 by: STFU both of you...
Honestly both sides of the argument sound dumb and ignorant AF rn...
How are you going to say that people with a transitional surgery are going to possibly r@¶€ a female when they no longer have a male member to do so? That's just fear mongering to the MAX...
An earlier poster brought up a great point. If someone with/without a surgery out of the blue decides they're a girl now, how can you expect them to relate or understand female issues or females in general? Their entire life and experience has been male, don't you think that might cause a disconnect with the rest of the sorority?
If people can just decide they're a girl one day then a boy the next, can't they be a part of both a fraternity and a sorority? WTF is going to happen with that when the lines are so blurred? Especially when frat's and srat's were built on the foundation of those lines?
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