Frat email on hitting on women is kinda rapey

  • 9 years ago
Picking up girls the wrong way: An email the social chair of Georgia Tech's Phi Kappa Tau chapter is making rounds on the Internet. The subject of the letter was "Luring your Rapebait," and it included instructions on how his brothers should hit on girls at parties. Although the letter made clear that NO RAPING was allowed, the instructions were ... still kinda rapey.

Here's the letter in full, complete with spelling and grammatical errors:

"Alright chods, some of you could use some help on how to mack and succeed at parties. Mostly pledges do, but some bros could use a review. For anytime throughout the party... If you are standing by yourself at any point, YOU ARE OUTTA HERE!!! If you are talking to a brother of your pledge brothers when there are girls just standing around, YOU ARE OUTTA HERE!!!

"Ok, if it is before midnight... A group of girls is standing around, grab a bro or pledge bro and go talk to them. First, introduce yourself and get their name, ask if they are having a good time, and then ask if they want anything to drink. If they say yes, walk them to the bar and tell them what we have to drink. If they say no and they look like they are in a sorority, ask them if they are in a sorority (DUH). If not, choose one of the following: where are you living, where are you from, have you been here before, how are classes going, or where all have you been tonight. Then proceed to have a conversation. IF THEY ARE HAMMERED AT ANY POINT BEFORE MIDNIGHT, JUST SKIP THE CHIT CHAT AND GO DANCE.

"Midnight or after, if you have been talking for awhile and they've had a couple drinks, ask if they want to dance. If you see an untalked to group or a solo girl, go up to her and ask if she wants anything to drink. If she says yes, get her a drink and then ask if she wants to dance. If she says no, ask her to dance. DANCING IS FUN!!!!! Always try to dance. If she does not want to dance and is with friends, say "aw thats no fun" (or something like that) and then ask one

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