zetaluv64
05-04-2012, 02:12 AM
Hi all!
I'm new on here, so I apologize if this isn't the correct place for this thread (and or if there is already a topic on this).
My boyfriend and I have been dating for almost two years, and we are both greek. The other day he left a sweatshirt with his letters his letters in my room, and he told me i could wear them when i brought them over to him.
Anyway, long story short, when i got to their house he and a couple of his brother were studying and he asked me (and i quote) "would you like to be lavaliered?"
I really have no idea what it is, aside from what ive seen on television. We talked about it a little afterwards because i thought it was some sort of pre-engagement thing... and i was kind of confused by the way he asked me. I don't think he really knows what it is either-- he told me one of his brothers brought it up to him when he was talking to me on the phone.
I dont go to a very large school and i haven't really heard of this before. Is it some sort of ritual, (and is it different for each sorority?) I was hoping someone could enlighten me?
Thanks! (Sorry for the long story!)
I'm new on here, so I apologize if this isn't the correct place for this thread (and or if there is already a topic on this).
My boyfriend and I have been dating for almost two years, and we are both greek. The other day he left a sweatshirt with his letters his letters in my room, and he told me i could wear them when i brought them over to him.
Anyway, long story short, when i got to their house he and a couple of his brother were studying and he asked me (and i quote) "would you like to be lavaliered?"
I really have no idea what it is, aside from what ive seen on television. We talked about it a little afterwards because i thought it was some sort of pre-engagement thing... and i was kind of confused by the way he asked me. I don't think he really knows what it is either-- he told me one of his brothers brought it up to him when he was talking to me on the phone.
I dont go to a very large school and i haven't really heard of this before. Is it some sort of ritual, (and is it different for each sorority?) I was hoping someone could enlighten me?
Thanks! (Sorry for the long story!)
