From Do Good to Do Dirty

This house has one thing going for it: insecurity. If you’re hot, funny, smart, or have even a shred of a personality, you’ll instantly be labeled “too much” and quietly blacklisted. Doesn’t matter how loyal or involved you are — if you stand out, they’ll make sure you’re pushed out.

It’s all fake compliments to your face and backhanded sabotage behind your back. The girls in charge are the ones who never left their high school mean girl era, and their entire identity revolves around making sure no one shines brighter than them.

You’d think a sorority would want confident, well-rounded women. Not here. They treat likability like a threat. It's a house run on passive aggression, paranoia, and quiet competition. The girls who are actually well-liked outside of the chapter don’t last long — or they’re bullied into silence.

There’s no sisterhood — just strategic silence and fragile egos.