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An Open Letter To My Future Big

I'm so ready to meet you!

Becky Beaver
Sep 26, 2016
Marietta, Georgia
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An Open Letter To My Future Big
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Dear Future Big,

I've only been in this sorority for a short amount of time and I'm already dying to meet you. I hope you're as excited as I am! Before you take me on as your little, there are a few things I want to share with you.

I never really pictured myself in a sorority. I had considered going Greek earlier, however, those organizations just weren't a great fit for me. When I found our sorority, I knew things were different. If I ever seem shy at events, please know deep down that I'm really not! This is all a new experience to me and I'm still taking it all in. Once you get to know me, I'll never shut up.

I'm glad you have a big heart and are willing to help others through service projects. I'm passionate about helmet safety, mental health awareness and spending time with youth. I can't wait to hear what causes and charities are close to you.

As a child I constantly begged my parents for siblings. Being an only child was super boring. I'm just as excited to have a big sister now as I was as a kid, even if you're my younger big sister. I want to be your friend and I already love you, even though I don't know who you are yet.

I hope you and I have things in common that we can bond over. If we don't, I hope you and I discover some of those things together. Part of me also hopes that we have different interests too. I believe I can learn a lot from you, and vice versa.

Creativity is a huge plus for me! I love surprises and I can't wait to see what all you have up your sleeve. Gift giving is my love language and it's gonna be so hard for me to not be able to give you gifts! I've already seen so many things I want to make/have made for you and I.

Please don't be bummed out by the fact that I'm not a freshman. While I may not be in the sorority for four years, I always want to be your friend. I'm so excited about making great memories with you before I graduate. We'll be sisters forever.

Above all else, I hope you accept me and all my flaws. We both won't always be perfect people, but it doesn't mean we can't respect our differences. I can't wait to bond with you and learn more about you. I'm so ready for our big/little reveal already!

All my love,

Your Future Little

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