She is planning to major in early childhood education in college and return to her native island of Corfu Kerkira where she hopes to teach English to preschoolers and primary grades. I have been born and raised in one of the most diverse cities in the entire world. Growing up in New York, I have always loved the idea of meeting and connecting with others from different ethnic backgrounds. Believe it or not, there is more to the world than just baklava and souvlakia.

How do I know? There are so many stereotypes that come with Greek life, some true and some false, and these stereotypes and expectations can make dating really difficult — especially a relationship combination that a lot of people find to be unlikely: Greeks and GDIs in a relationship. Greeks refer to our non-affiliated counterparts as "God D-mn Independents". A lot of campuses use this as a derogatory term, but on my campus the non-affiliated students use the title with pride, and its become the pseudo organization GDI. Is it realistic for Greek-affiliated and non-affiliated students to date in college?

Who is she - a Greek woman? An ordinary girl who will support you in everything and raise children? Or a goddess, with long beautiful hair, beautiful, graceful, smart?