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neophyte presentation anxiety
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Hi, yā€™all! Iā€™m in undergrad, on line, and I have absolutely NO greeks in my family. The membership chair in the chapter (grad chapter since my campus doesnā€™t have a charter) has repeatedly told us that a neophyte presentation/step show is completely optional, but at the same time, I feel like Iā€™d look bad if I didnā€™t do one. I have no rhythm, hand-eye coordination, or fine motor skills; basically, nothing required to step and stroll without looking crazy. Iā€™m having massive amounts of anxiety over this. I donā€™t want to let anybody down, and I donā€™t want to be seen as ā€œpaper,ā€ but at the same time, I donā€™t wanna risk passing out in front of everybody. What makes it worse is that if I did decide to do a neophyte presentation, thereā€™s only 2 of us, and I'm a plus-size girl while the other girl isnā€™t. I just feel like Iā€™d be setting myself up for embarrassment.

What do yā€™all suggest I do? Should I tell the membership chair that I donā€™t want to do one? Iā€™m hoping I can do a video so I can get the best of both worlds.

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