More importantly thank you for the small things. Thank you mom for the big things you've done for me. For telling me when I look beautiful, and being honest with me when I don't. For giving me your nose, and your spirit. For telling me how to do better, and recognizing the pride I have when I give it my all. The truth is I could never thank you enough. Thankfully, you taught me how to be just like you. How to be feminine and strong all at once. You taught me how to live like a Proverbs 31 woman. Dirty Rush Taylor Bell Description In this shockingly true-to-life novel written by an all-star team of Internet phenoms from the Total Frat Move generation, you’ll get the first true glimpse of real sorority life in all its fked up glory. But at the same time I am more than ready. It'll be a whole new world for the both of us. 'Dirty Rush' simply misses these aspects in its, I’ll admit, hilarious depiction of Greek life’s stereotypes. Being a member of a Greek organization gives you the opportunity to become friends with those who wear your letters all across the country, it teaches you how to communicate with a multitude of personalities, it fills your calendar with events for your chapter and your community, and, as corny as it may sound, it gives you a house full of sisters to love you. The media has given fraternities and sororities a lot of attention in recent months for a few scandals, but by emphasizing these exceptions, Greeks are depicted as a set of stereotypes instead of individuals who come together to join a long-lasting organization. However, I want to make the point that there are always exceptions to the rule and emphasizing these stereotypes does not contribute to the efforts that many Greeks are making in creating a better name for the letters we wear. I’m not trying to claim that Greeks don’t party and are always your average, middle class citizen. Greek life offers so much more than what 'Dirty Rush' projects.

Dirty rush by taylor bell