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I have always felt like I was accepted for who I am. I never felt the need to be apart of some orginization that makes me jump through hoops in order to be called "brother" or "member". The closest I came to that was BOOTCAMP, but that was more like trying out for a sports team, more like a physical and aptitude test for a PAYING job. So I have never understood the FRATERNITY or SECRET SOCIETY community. I want to be clear, I am not bashing those that are apart of them. To me there is a sense of need for group acceptance that goes with joining one of theses. I'm sure they have benefits like lifelong friends, and hook ups that only a member can get, so it has its privelages. But some groups, like the Masons and Fraternal order of (insert whetever here), and college fraternitys are so secretive it kind of makes you suspicious. Some of them are deeply rooted in things other than just getting out of a ticket or getting a job hook up from your fellow "brother" or "sister". Much like the now highly publicised ILLU