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The Tale of Becoming a G

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The Tale of Becoming a G

One of the most well known aspects of sorority life is the relationship between a big and a little. But here is one question that comes to mind the older you get.. what a bout the Grand Big, or for shorter terms the G. What's your role now? Welcome to the tales of becoming a G.

First things first, you have to come to terms with the fact that you are going o have to share your little. Just as much as you love them they are most likely going to feel the same way about their little too. so hold on to your little extra tight during big little week because soon her arms are going to be cuddling the new addition to your fam.

You are the support system! Be ready to do whatever your little needs during big little week. You've been there and you know it's stressful so help out in anyway you can. Even if that means putting your clothes at risk in order to perfect the perfect chalking experience.

Be excited! The last thing your little wants is to feel like you aren't excited about her little.

Take pictures of everything! Your little and G will love going back and looking at the week that officially brought them together.

Accept the fact that you are now the fam photographer, especially on reveal day. So yes that is your voice screaming "Geee" in the background of the video of your little and G hugging.

Love on your G as much as you can without over stepping your little. You want them to feel welcomed, wanted and loved not just by their big but by their whole fam.

Last but not least sit back, have a laugh, think back to this time and thank god that you don't have to full frce endure the stress like you did last year...

Happy Big/Little week and enjoy it! It goes by way too fast. WELCOME TO THE FAM TO ALL THE NEW G's!

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