You Actually Like Being Fake?

I usually try to see the best in people. I’m learning not judge people so quickly based on sex, race, appearance, what have you. And I like to think that as I am growing older, I’m becoming better at this. But of course, no one is perfect. There are just some people that I judge almost as soon as I see them. When they walk past me and I get a whiff off too much cheap cologne (males), see they’re super blonde hair (females), and the too-tan-for-the-current-season bodies (both male and female). As soon as I see those Greek letters, the judgmental thoughts train starts rolling.
Okay, I know there’s the stereotypical sorority bitch/frat bro. And that not all of them are like that. If you’re one of those people, great for you. Sometimes I think that people looked at the “Greek Life” at KSU and that is where the stereotypes came from.

Why I hate sororities/fraternities:

1. Money = friends
2. “Like OMG!”
3. The girls are orange! Why? Because they all go tanning. Which leads to number 4
4. They all dress/look alike. Same overdone makeup, same fake tan, same badly dyed hair.
5. Walk in packs. What, you can’t just walk in twos or threes? No no no, you have to walk with your whole flock, taking up the whole sidewalk.
6. Superficial girls/boys
7. Hazing
8. Poppin’ the collar – need I say more?
9. “Kegs & Eggs” – Ugh I hate that phrase.
10. Cheap beer and desperate sluts.