stepsister black balling?
by: 19So I was looking at sororities' websites and got curious - are stepsisters considered legacies? I'm kind of worried because my stepsister and I aren't that close at all (our parents got married when she was away at college and I was in HS) and I know that the circumstances of our parents getting together really hurt her. The details are as typically scandalous as you can imagine, but I had absolutely nothing to do with it but I can't help feeling like she might try to blackball me out of spite. I'm not looking to know about MS, but do I have a reason to be worried?
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If she is currently an active in the Alabama chapter then yes, you probably have something to worry about, but only for her chapter. Check the national website for her particular sorority and see what it says about legacy status. Some consider step-moms/step-sisters legacies if the sorority member considers the PNM to be a legacy (since sometimes the step siblings/mothers-daughters don't have a good relationship). If she is an alumni of the Alabama chapter then maybe...but if the sorority likes you then they probably won't listen to what one girl says if all the things that other people say about you are positive. And if she is an active member/alumni of a chapter at a different school, then I'd say you have nothing to worry about.
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