Diamond Sisters

May 22, 2013

Sisters Not by blood, but by choice A sister for any occasion A shoulder to cry on A lunch date A dance partner A study buddy Some people don't understand All they see are the stereotypes The booze The parties The sex It's not like that We are scholars Leaders Friends We Live For Each Other I was once told "An ADPi is not something you become It is something you already are" And that is God's honest truth

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novelwriterMay 22, 2013

I am an Alpha Delta Pi and all I want sometimes is for people to understand that the stereotypes about sororities simply aren't true. It hurts when I'm accused of being one way when there is absolutely no evidence to that fact. So please take a minute to meet someone Greek and actually get to know them before you judge them.