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Hey. I wanted to clarify that a lot of these things seem to be more prevalent at my school and may not be the case everywhere (like the ed majors). Also, good people in those groups can exist. I’m just wary bc of bad experiences. I’m sorry if——(comments)
Does anybody else not trust people in Greek life (of all genders) and white women who major in psych or education because they tend to be fake and toxic? They tend to not be autism friendly.
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Anonymous 1d

You felt like I was saying that you or your friends are automatically bad people for being one or more of these things.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

To me it’s more of like I’m wary. Like how women are wary of men. If I meet you and you’re one of these things I won’t be closed off to a friendship, as long as you seem like a good individual, but I may not trust you right away. Or I just mentally prepare myself to get. This wariness is also a coping mechanism to protect myself. Also the Greek life at my school specifically (UMass Amherst, specifically ΚΚΓ, ΙΓΥ, ΑΧΡ, and ΘΧ the rape frat) are known for being very toxic.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

I steer clear of those people as much as possible. Also, in the original post in the comments I shared a couple experiences, one of which compromised my safety and was traumatizing.

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