#HelpDontHurt Campaign

Hazing is has become one of the biggest issues on campus, that effects bucket loads of people but do you really know what going? Do you know enough to care?

Via twitter.com

Greek life will cross the minds of many young pupils as the file into college. These young students are exploring the possibility of joining new organization and Greek life will catch the eyes of these young students. But Greek Life can actually snatched the glimmer out of the incoming freshmen eyes when they realize that hazing is huge on campus. It's a hard lesson learning that everything that glitters isn't gold.☹ Hazing isn't rarely ever reported or admitted to. Only 5% of all college students admit they were hazed, while 2/5 (40%) of students are aware of hazing activities on campus. That secrecy thing that the Greek organizations have going on is bull though because why would I risk my health for some people I don't know? I don't know for sure that they could help me in my future. You cannot but a price on piece of mind, word to Dr. Dre. 💆🏽 When you do the research on hazing and you see people talk about their past experiences you really look like

because these people talk about having broken ribs and broken teeth, permanent liver damage and everything in between. So it really makes you think "Is this organization really worth me looking like "all I want for Christmas is my two front teeth" for the rest of my life? There are some hard decisions that must be made in college but that is not one of them. ✋🏽 That's cray. More than half of students in on-campus organization have experienced hazing and a significant percentage of the coaching staff knew what was going down.

Hazing is about power and control. Isn't that the reason why you decided to attend a college 6 hours away from home? To get away from that iron fist you call you parents? Don't let anyone make you and make you feel like less than a person. Don't let anyone control you, because at the end of the day only you can do that. Hazing probably happens more than people really think, because the reports of hazing are spreading faster than a plague. Hazing is on the rise in high schools across the country and its pretty sad. Just imagine the mental trauma hazing causes to a regular person let alone someone still in adolescence. Mental health is important and no one should want to destroy someone's mental health, let alone actually go through with it.

It must take a special kind of heartless person/people to want to hurt someone to satisfy their superiority complex. I mean, why? The most common reason for hazing is "I had to suffer through it so the newbies must do the same." That comment has me looking very confused like

For some reason people don't think its cool to be a good person any more. Its sad because you attract more flies with honey than vinegar. More people should be able to recognize the line between good and bad, because if they could then the hazing problem colleges have would cease to exist.