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15 Stereotypes About Sorority Girls That Are Obviously True

All girls in Greek life are exactly the same, right?

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15 Stereotypes About Sorority Girls That Are Obviously True
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I don't know about you, but I have personally found that all the hyped up stereotypes about Greek life (especially sororities) that we see in movies, on TV and all over social media are completely and totally true. I mean, they clearly have no bias or hyperbolic nature to them whatsoever. Nope, they are wholly founded on truth. OH and don't forget: because some girls within Greek life act a certain way, that means ALL sorority girls do, too. Duh.

1. We always wear makeup and look just as put together as we do during recruitment week. ALWAYS.

2. T-shirts really just aren’t a big thing in the Greek community.

3. Totes adorbs is obvi the most perf and presh saying EVER.

4. We absolutely do NOT believe in Pinterest or making crafts.

5. We really don’t like to take pictures.

6. We are all Barbie clones (we don’t at all range from musical gurus to intramural super studs to nerd herds to ridiculously creative artists...).


7. All of us just LIVE to party.

8. None of us really like animals.

9. We are all pretty selfish and don't really care about helping anyone else.

10. All we do is sit around and watch “The Bachelor.”

Oh, and we have pillow fights in our pajamas every night.

11. We are only friends with people in our chapter.

12. Greek life completely ruins your faith.

13. Only a few of us can even spell "academics."

14. We are all princesses who clearly don't know the definition of work.

15. We are all constantly worried about weight and dieting, so we never eat junk food.


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