I married my sorority sister
I went through rush hoping to meet boys and make new friends. I never imagined I'd find a wife
Wednesday, Jan 23, 2013 1:00 AM UTC 51Life Love and Sex, LGBT, Sororities
Laura Leigh Semon
Life Love and Sex, LGBT, Sororities
Laura Leigh Semon is a second-year MFA student at the New School who works in publishing and writes about her strangely normal life. She is blogging about her experience planning a lesbian wedding at 2brides2be.com.
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