One Year in the Making

Yesterday was my one year anniversary of being in my fraternity. I felt like time went by so slow because so much has happened this past year. Fraternity life feels like living in "doggy years": the hundreds of people I have met, many places visited, and several events attended, all would equal to five years of living. I do not know if that makes any sense, but that is how I see life right now. On the other hand, my bowtie experiment was an epic success. My first night wearing it was for my fraternity brother's birthday at a club. I wore a purple bowtie and when I got in the club, all the ladies looked at me more often. I was at the bar and a lady actually came up to me to compliment my bowtie. She told me she never seen guys rock bowties at clubs and that she thought I was brave. I also noticed females were more open to dance with me and I got rejected less than usual. I ended up having more fun than ever before. Then on Friday, I experimented at a college-like tavern where all the guys typically wore Abercrombie and Fitch and all those ridiculous brands. I decided to wear a bright,red dress shirt, jeans, and an ugly brown and blue, polka dot bowtie. One of my fraternity brothers picked me up and told me straight up to get out his car or take off the bowtie! I told him it was an experiment, so he ended up laughing about it, telling me I won't get any girls looking like that. One hour into the bar, I proved him wrong! Many females were coming up to me just to compliment my bowtie and told me it was hot! All my fraternity brothers were astonished and told me that they might start wearing bowties too. I will tell you this, bowties will be apart of my permanent wardrobe.