- Your guy friends sometimes (always) forget you’re a girl.
- No one ever has a tampon to lend you.
- Or makeup.
- Or clothes that don’t make you look like a mega shacker.
- They only time they’re truly useful is when you’re dying for a brew or an inappropriate joke.
- The freshmen make you feel like a forty-year-old mother figure.
- You seriously considered (and maybe even went through with) posing for rush boobs.
- Your guy friends’ girlfriends
probablydefinitely hate you. - The battle to win sweetheart is uphill.
- You’re the permanent source of fraternity gossip among your sisters.
- Which would be interesting, if 90% of your time at the fraternity wasn’t spent watching your guy friends cuss each other out over video games.
- You have permanent carpal tunnel from painting so many formal coolers.
- The floors are somehow always sticky.
- The amount of fraternity letters you own officially outweighs your sorority tshirt collection.
- Stealing composites is actually super hard (why does no one tell you they’re so heavy?).
- You become zero priority the second one of your friends is trying to get laid.
- The house mother judges the shit out of you on a daily basis.
- You can’t order food without your fraternal friends attacking it like a pack of wild hyenas.
- Fraternity women’s restrooms are pretty much across the board disgusting.
- Seriously, say goodbye to decent toilet paper.
- Your back often hurts from sleeping on random futons.
- Everybody assumes you fuck your guy friends.
- Which you have probably accidentally done once or twice.
- You dish out a solid thirty bucks on a weekly basis for themed parties.
- You often have to watch as slutty freshmen twats strut around the place like they own it.
- The pledges aren’t even a little bit afraid of you anymore.
- You’ve become completely immune to the walk of shame.
- You feel like you’re cheating on your boys when you hang out with another fraternity..
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