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Devils Advocate

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This argument is giving “let’s shame PNMs for having standards instead of asking why certain chapters struggle to attract and retain members.” A huge pledge class doesn’t magically fix a chapter. If anything, recruiting a ton of women who aren’t actually a good fit just creates a bigger version of the same problem. And saying that anyone who drops recruitment “doesn’t want sisterhood” is ridiculous. Women can want sisterhood AND want to be selective about the organization they spend four years representing. Those aren’t mutually exclusive. If a chapter wants to stop being considered a “bottom house,” the answer isn’t guilt tripping women into joining it. Build a chapter people genuinely want to be part of. Improve the culture, recruit intentionally, develop your members, and give people a reason to stay.