How to Create a Secret Society

Create a secret or a secret mission., Read a few clique-like books, like the clique series by Lisi Harrison, for some background information, although, maybe not so mean like they were., Think of a name., Conduct a proper initiation for you and your...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Create a secret or a secret mission.

    A secret society must have something to protect. , Get any number of your friends to read these books.

    Privately talk with one of your closest friends whom you know will love the idea of starting a secret society. , You and your closest friend should discuss what your secret society should be called.

    Also discuss who you will induct.

    Remember, even if you have a large group of really good friends, not all of them are secret society material.

    They won't find out, as it is a secret society. , This should be done before you initiate others.

    That way, you are sure to come up with a good idea.

    The initiation is one of the most important parts of the society.

    It has to be something neither of you would do normally.

    Candle-lighting sets a serious and official tone, which is always good.

    Secret names are fun to have. , There has to be rules.

    Set a schedule for fun things you can do, i.e. dressing alike on certain days, or having monthly rituals.

    Have fun with it.

    It's all about your creativity.

    Newsletters are common.

    It might be fun to post mysterious messages in some part of your school.

    Everyone sees it, but very few know what it means. , Subtly drop something related to your secret in a conversation with a friend to figure out how they feel about it.

    Make sure there's no possibility they ever betray you, make sure they will be okay with the rules.

    Don't mention your secret society until you are absolutely sure they can be completely trusted.

    If they betray you, your secret society is not so secret anymore! , Invite your friends to a sleepover and then spring it on them.

    They will be surprised and excited, and thrilled because they are special. , You could even figure out a time to chat online. , Most small secret societies use robes while large ones, like the Freemasons, have complex aprons. , Your friends and you will be even closer than ever. , In a school, initiate the most brilliant and enthusiastic students that seem like clique-material, and they will motivate and inspire others.

    But you don't want to have too many members.

    The more members, the less secret it is.

    Five to ten should be good. , After time passes, slowly begin to unravel secrets to new inductees.

    After all, you don't want to tell them the secret immediately, because what if they blab it to others? You don't want that. , If they do, pretend like that was never the secret, but immediately create a new secret.

    Put this in the rules.
  2. Step 2: Read a few clique-like books

  3. Step 3: like the clique series by Lisi Harrison

  4. Step 4: for some background information

  5. Step 5: although

  6. Step 6: maybe not so mean like they were.

  7. Step 7: Think of a name.

  8. Step 8: Conduct a proper initiation for you and your closest friend.

  9. Step 9: Figure out what your society does.

  10. Step 10: Find potential members.

  11. Step 11: Induct your members.

  12. Step 12: An important thing in secret societies is to meet in secret

  13. Step 13: that means meeting in a new place every time or having access to a secret room somewhere.

  14. Step 14: Make a dress code.

  15. Step 15: Keep quiet and have fun.

  16. Step 16: Initiate well to do people in the society.

  17. Step 17: At first

  18. Step 18: be friendly

  19. Step 19: but do not reveal the central secrets of your society.

  20. Step 20: There needs to be a way to get rid of someone if they become bad for the group or start talking—like blabbing the society's secret.

Detailed Guide

A secret society must have something to protect. , Get any number of your friends to read these books.

Privately talk with one of your closest friends whom you know will love the idea of starting a secret society. , You and your closest friend should discuss what your secret society should be called.

Also discuss who you will induct.

Remember, even if you have a large group of really good friends, not all of them are secret society material.

They won't find out, as it is a secret society. , This should be done before you initiate others.

That way, you are sure to come up with a good idea.

The initiation is one of the most important parts of the society.

It has to be something neither of you would do normally.

Candle-lighting sets a serious and official tone, which is always good.

Secret names are fun to have. , There has to be rules.

Set a schedule for fun things you can do, i.e. dressing alike on certain days, or having monthly rituals.

Have fun with it.

It's all about your creativity.

Newsletters are common.

It might be fun to post mysterious messages in some part of your school.

Everyone sees it, but very few know what it means. , Subtly drop something related to your secret in a conversation with a friend to figure out how they feel about it.

Make sure there's no possibility they ever betray you, make sure they will be okay with the rules.

Don't mention your secret society until you are absolutely sure they can be completely trusted.

If they betray you, your secret society is not so secret anymore! , Invite your friends to a sleepover and then spring it on them.

They will be surprised and excited, and thrilled because they are special. , You could even figure out a time to chat online. , Most small secret societies use robes while large ones, like the Freemasons, have complex aprons. , Your friends and you will be even closer than ever. , In a school, initiate the most brilliant and enthusiastic students that seem like clique-material, and they will motivate and inspire others.

But you don't want to have too many members.

The more members, the less secret it is.

Five to ten should be good. , After time passes, slowly begin to unravel secrets to new inductees.

After all, you don't want to tell them the secret immediately, because what if they blab it to others? You don't want that. , If they do, pretend like that was never the secret, but immediately create a new secret.

Put this in the rules.

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