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12 Things Sorority Girls Know All Too Well

Feelings That Come With the Letters You Wear For Life

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12 Things Sorority Girls Know All Too Well

1. Recruitment was hectic and you're not really sure how you ended up in your current sorority.

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2. You still remember the whirlwind that was Bid Day.


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3. Initiation was super cool because you got to learn all the secrets and rituals.


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4. You've learned how to sorority squat like it's your JOB. Better work on those leg muscles.

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5. However some days you act more like a frat brother than a srat sister.

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6. When one of your sorority sisters sends a 911 text in the group chat, you immediately come to the rescue.


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7. Your girls know what's best for you, even when you don't see it.

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8. Getting ~lit~ at semis and formals is a must. You look even better than you think you do.


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9. The "costumes" you put together for mixers that you put little to no effort into the theme because your aim was to look cute are the best.

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10. You complain about things about your sorority but will fiercely defend your it if anyone says anything negative.

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11. Winter break is SO LONG because you're separated from your sisters for a month.

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12. You wouldn't change these crazy people or Greek life for anything. Your letters stay with you forever.

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