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The inside scoop

<strong>Subject:</strong><br />Agd behind the scenes <br /><br /> Poster Message:
As a former AGD, I can honestly say joining this chapter was one of my biggest regrets. I joined expecting sisterhood, philanthropy, and lifelong friendships. Instead, it felt like an even more toxic version of high school. If you’re not part of the executive team or one of the established friend groups, don’t expect your opinion to matter. You can volunteer, offer to help, and show up consistently, but unless you’re already in the “in” crowd, you’re invisible. The chapter constantly talks about inclusivity, but that wasn’t my experience at all. It often felt like image mattered more than actually making every member feel welcome. New members who don’t fit the existing social circles can easily end up feeling like outsiders. The double standards were exhausting. Certain members were criticized over social media posts or expected to follow rules that others seemed to ignore without consequences. It felt like the rules depended on who you were friends with. The social scene was equally disappointing. It often felt more focused on popularity, partying, and hookups than on building genuine friendships or supporting one another. If you joined hoping for real sisterhood, don’t be surprised if you end up feeling alone. I’m sure some people had a completely different experience, but this was mine. Looking back, I wish someone had been honest with me before I joined.