In this episode of 7 on Sundays, hosts Dr. Chez Leeby and Stephanie Boye converse with Hannah, a sophomore at a large public university on the West Coast, about the challenges female students face when not involved in sorority life. The discussion delves into issues such as loneliness, the pressures of Greek life, non-consensual encounters at frat parties, and the broader hookup culture. Hannah shares personal experiences and advice on maintaining self-respect and authenticity despite peer and societal pressures. The episode emphasizes the importance of staying true to oneself, the power of saying 'no,' and the impact of media and pop culture on young adults. It concludes with a reminder that opting out of certain social activities is normal and that the show is not a substitute for professional mental health support.   TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Introduction and Content Warning 01:15 Welcome to 7 on Sundays: Episode Overview 02:48 Hannah’s Story: Frat Party Experiences 05:49 Greek Life and Recruitment Stories 10:12 Fraternity Party Dynamics and Safety Concerns 25:55 Navigating Social Life Outside Greek Parties 30:34 Dealing with Peer Pressure 37:15 The Dangers of Party Culture 39:39 Personal Experience: Being Drugged 41:28 The Impact of Negative Experiences 43:24 Meeting a Healthy Relationship 45:18 Objectification and Sexualization 49:44 Shame and Body Image 59:17 Building Trust in Relationships 01:09:57 Advice for Younger Generations 01:13:19 Conclusion and Final Thoughts