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Frats
Why do you need to be part of a fraternity?
Posted by Ram416
Why do you need to be part of a fraternity?
I didn't think it was a NEED. It was more of a WANT. Those guys made me feel comfortable with and around them. I felt that there was a genuine friendship formed, with Alpha Phi Beta to say the least.
so why do you want to be in a fraternity then?
Posted by Ram416
so why do you want to be in a fraternity then?
It felt good/awesome. Besides, I was an incoming freshman then. It's like having friends without even trying to.
Posted by PossessionSt
You would be one of those people that would die from hazing because you are a tiny framecel Manlet lol
Lol. So jelly.
Posted by firebunny
Posted by PossessionSt
You would be one of those people that would die from hazing because you are a tiny framecel Manlet lol
Lol. So jelly.
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Leave me out of this.
Posted by Ram416
so why do you want to be in a fraternity then?
Maybe he likes it rough 😉
Re: being slapped in the face rotflmao (yes people still use that and "lol")
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I recall those days when frats invited me to join their groups. I would like to but they use violence in their admission rites. One of them, Sigma Rho, texted me the day after I passed the entrance exam to UP College of Law (the most prestigious and most student-selective law school in the Philippines). The other, Alpha Phi Beta, got a chance to recruit me by sheer chance.
While the leader of Sigma Rho toured me around Quezon City and offered to treat me for a snack at Pancake House, I found the Alpha Phi Beta brods more comfortable to be with. I was almost swayed to join them since they told me they don't use physicals.
But the moment one of them slapped my face, I decided not to pursue the admission rites.
I still do not know what would have happened to me if I joined. One of my closest friends at UP College of Law eventually became Alpha Phi Beta's Lord Chancellor. We're so close we still chat on FaceBook.
The idea of brotherhood in law school still fascinates me to this day, already a few years after graduating, and it'll be a lifelong "What if?" on my part. I will always wonder.