Don't take my word for it but listen to what our members have to say: From CrazyChicknLady: “Before I joined the Sisterhood, I became friends with randoms in strikes, pvp, etc. This led to stalking (yes seriously!), getting booted for being a girl, being hit on, or "taken care of" so I didn't die (or get kills). The first ever Crota run with randoms, I was tucked away in a hidey hole so basically I wouldn't die and they had to restart. Fast forward to becoming a Sister. I've met a ton of wonderful people, always someone on my friend's list for fireteams! Not only did the veterans teach me how to do all of the raids correctly, they also taught the cheese methods so I wasn't clueless while running with someone else. I found myself taking on Sherpa responsibilities. I found a confidence in myself, that yes I AM a female gamer, and no longer try to hide that from people in the "real" or gaming world. I no longer need to turn to randoms for help and feel like I need to endure all the "baby girl" nonsense. I truly can't say enough positive about this group.” From SammiX1X: “I found the sisters in a random search of groups, I am basically deaf and apart from the few players who are also deaf who have their own groups for deaf players, I found it very difficult to find friends and fellow guardians who would accept me as I am and not care that I can't use I mic, the sisters welcomed me with open arms… “ From Karebear23: “Before I found the sisterhood, I didn't have very many people to play with, I didn't have very many friends either as I am very shy. Everyone is so welcoming, friendly and helpful. Everyone is always willing to help with raids, missions, getting fragments and what not. I love my sstr's, I love how we're just not a group, We are a community, a family, most of all we are Sstr's.” From WolfsMidnight: “When I joined the Sisterhood I was in another clan at the same time. I was continuously recreating my warlock and the clan I was in refused to go through normal Kings Fall anymore thus I joined in with the sisterhood ( which I found through the forms ) in both normal and hard mode. I was able to learn tips and tricks for getting through it easier. I've been getting more and more active in joining events with the sisters that have been organized and even speaking more ( sort of ) over the mic. I was never a social person to begin with but I'm slowly getting there. The sisters are very welcoming from the get go and always active, not to mention patient. I don't think since I've joined this clan that I've not seen an event up for people to join. I'm glad I joined as there is always a sister willing to jump in on something to help whether it be story missions, exotic quests, PVP, training raids, gaining achievements, etc.”