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by: SadI can't wait for you lovely Mizzou ladies to find your homes next month! I remember when I found mine and how happy I was. Unfortunately though, instead of thinking about my own personal future, I almost let a 7 month relationship dictate my education and I planned on transferring to be with my ex at his school, so I dropped my sorority even though I actually loved it, and my ex's school had my chapter there (He played baseball so I foolishly thought my sorority commitment wouldn't give time for my relationship) Lo and behold after I dropped, 3 weeks later my ex broke up with me and I realized that I actually enjoyed Mizzou, my education, and life I have here and that leaving made no sense. Don't be follower ladies! The loss of a sisterhood you appreciated really hurts. Although I still have very close friends from the chapter I was in, things just aren't the same. Make big decisions for yourself. No matter how much you think you love someone it's not worth, changing your whole life around for a guy isn't even close to worth it unless you've got a ring. Even outside of relationships this advice is applicable. I know a lot of girls who have let various outside influences quit their sorority, and they ALL regret it. I guess the take away is once you join a sorority let your membership be on your terms and no one else's.
#1by: Truth
Thank you for posting this, because you speak the truth - think for yourself, make decisions for yourself. This is why you are going to college.
Your story is sad but true - relationships that you think are solid can change in a blink of an eye when faced with a major life-changing experience like going away to college.
There are so many girls who go through recruitment thinking they have to be in a "certain" house, only to drop out of recruitment because they didn't get into the house they wanted because it was the popular choice, or because that was the house all of their friends wanted and they were cut from that house.
My advice to the PNMs - be brave, be bold, and think/make decisions for yourself. Make the decisions during rush that bring you closer to the person you will become, rather than with the group of people or the person you used to be.
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