Force Factor

Gigi asked:

The sorority I joined was not what I thought it would be. The foundations it boasted are fragmented and forgotten; the change–the service–it promised the community is left broken; the sisterhood is fake and divided. I feel like it hides behind a facade that no one can see…except me. They are member-hungry and losing the focus the founders worked hard to establish. I can’t see any stability in this, and I recognize my membership as a mistake.

But what are my reasons to join another sorority? Well, I don’t see myself as just “joining another sorority.” I see myself becoming an addition to a powerful organization. Understand that I am a driving force alone, but if I were to stand with strong women that I can call my sisters, I think I would be all the better. When I say “I” here, I mean that I will be able to help in the important work of the recognized organization. Additionally, I am in love with Jesus, my Lord and Savior. I can’t believe I didn’t factor Him into my decision when I pledged that other sorority. I would want this organization to be a part of my life where when I give, I give on one accord, and when I receive, the seed planted in me will reap with benefits according to God’s will.

My reasons are many, but my time is spent. I would think most answers from non-NPC or non-IFC Greek members would yield a response that demonstrates comprehension to my question because I know that, historically, most of these GLOs have similar values to NPHC. Although, if you are NPC or IFC and you understand, do answer.

Thank you,
Gigi