Observations about college sex life from someone that went to a party school.

[HaleyBaron]

Game day doesn't typically lead to more sex for the typical guy on campus.

But it does for the bball team haha.

 

[sosuave213]

I scored with 11 different women in my first summer and fall as a freshman at a top 3 party school. Then I got attached to one and made her my gf. Such a bad way to go...ugh

 

[SW15]

Game day doesn't typically lead to more sex for the typical guy on campus.

But it does for the bball team haha.

Yes, college basketball game day would lead to more sex for the college basketball players.

The typical guy on campus is competing more with the Chad Thundercocck fraternity guys than with the college basketball or college football players.

I scored with 11 different women in my first summer and fall as a freshman at a top 3 party school. Then I got attached to one and made her my gf. Such a bad way to go...ugh

First summer? Did you arrive on campus early for some reason? Classes don't typically begin until late August or the Tuesday after Labor Day.

How long were you with your college girlfriend. It is similar to the mistake that @Robert28 made. @Robert28 used his college football player status on a college cheerleader girlfriend.

 

[CornbreadFed]

I likely would have chosen a different university if I had to make the decision all over again.

I did partially pick my "Hot Girl U" school due to partying and the pussie scene there. I did walk away disappointed in my college sex life.

I would have chosen a cheaper & easier school and focused more on a STEM major rather than business.

What was the Tri Delta reputation at your university? Delta Delta Delta was not considered a top tier sorority at my university at the time I attended.

They were top 3 at my school, the greek houses ranking varies depending on school

In college, a lot of non-fraternity guys look at fraternities and thinking that fraternity guys have it made. They think these men have sorority pussie locked down. It's not like that. Good details there.

Yeah, I mean your social life did take a hit if you didn't rush Greek or you weren't an independent Chad that lived in a party house.

Currently live in a college university with a bball team ranked. We are playing tomorrow and have a pregame set up on my acre of land with party busses as Ubers that will take us downtown after the game for a bar crawl and back to my place

A lot of college consisted of some of the most miserable times of my life, I would rather be homeless than live in a college town ever again lol.

 

[SW15]

I would have chosen a cheaper & easier school and focused more on a STEM major rather than business.

Interesting. Many STEM fields are more in-demand than business majors. There are so many people out there with BA/BS degrees in a business discipline, as well as MBAs. The MBA is most useful when it is a Top 20-25 MBA program, though the combination of a STEM undergrad and an MBA is useful.

A bachelor's degree is a STEM field is more useful than a BA/BS degree in a business discipline.

I would have attended a smaller university with a less competitive sexual marketplace and a campus less oriented towards college athletics.

your social life did take a hit if you didn't rush Greek or you weren't an independent Chad that lived in a party house.

At my university, it was true that male social lives took a hit without rushing Greek, even though 85%+ of the student body wasn't Greek Life affiliated. Greek Life had an outsized influence at my university.

Independent, good looking guys in a party apartment complex or a single family off campus house with partier roommates in the right neighborhood near campus could do ok.

 

[sosuave213]

Yes, college basketball game day would lead to more sex for the college basketball players.

The typical guy on campus is competing more with the Chad Thundercocck fraternity guys than with the college basketball or college football players.



First summer? Did you arrive on campus early for some reason? Classes don't typically begin until late August or the Tuesday after Labor Day.

How long were you with your college girlfriend. It is similar to the mistake that @Robert28 made. @Robert28 used his college football player status on a college cheerleader girlfriend.

You got the quote for that story, or the post?

Summer semester starts in the last week of June for a 6-week semester FYI. Great for two classes. I took three though, I was just that good.

 

[SW15]

Do you know what we've failed to mention much in this thread? Dorm room sex.

A lot of students live in on campus housing in freshman year and sometimes sophomore year. At bigger public university party schools, most students are living in off campus housing by junior year at the latest and sometimes even in sophomore year.

Dorm rooms are not good for sex. You're sharing a room that's a similar size to a prison cell with another male. There's not much privacy for sex. There are often conflicts between roommates over privacy for sex. Also, the beds are twin beds, which are not ideal for sex. A queen or king size bed is better for sex.

Getting an off campus apartment or house with one's own private bedroom is good. Even if you're in a 2 or 3 bedroom apartment or house with 1-2 roommates, there's still privacy for sex in this housing arrangement.

 

[SW15]

For those who went to public universities in the USA, how often did you run into religion practicing women who were into 'Ring by Spring' or something similar?

Did anyone on this forum attending a more devoutly religious college? I doubt the kind of person who makes it to SoSuave is a person who attended a deeply religious college. Those guys tend to get very involved in religion, get married, have children, and be less into the sexual marketplace. Later in life, after a marriage fails, they might start to get more into the red pill and seduction.

The Persistence of the ‘Ring by Spring’ Phenomenon

Around the country, the age of first marriage has been increasing for decades. But at Christian colleges, the pressure to get engaged before walking at graduation is still paramount.

www.vice.com

 

[SW15]

As I was writing the post below, I was thinking about how much of being raised as a nice guy hurt me when I arrived on campus in 2001.

Are we (Red Pill) the bad guys?

The social landscape or construct has morphed in the last 60 years, however human nature remains same as it ever was. That has created the modern current cultural conflicts. I mean in what universe do humans “identify” as one gender or another (for example)? I mean, look down and observe your...

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I didn't have much in the way of skills with women when I arrived on campus in 2001. I had above average features on an average height guy (about a 7), a desire to get laid and have fun, and too much nice guy programming from my childhood where my parents set a poor example for me. I wasn't in the best position on the day I arrived on campus.

Notice I didn't mention money. Money doesn't matter too much at that phase of life. Being a guy with family money can help in college as it might help in getting into a better fraternity. I never noticed too many guys around campus using a Porsche or Mercedes-Benz as a tool to impress and seduce women.

I was focused and determined to seduce while on campus. I began reading and I was approaching. Approaching is the foundation of getting laid. Nothing happens without the approach.

Even as a guy who was upper tier mid in looks, I found it difficult to get with other upper tier mid females. Upper tier mid females don't start to want to settle for upper tier mid guys until their late 20s/early 30s like this woman in the hoe math video.

As an upper tier mid guy (maybe a Chad Light), it was tough to deal with super attractive women too.

 

[CornbreadFed]

I didn't have much in the way of skills with women when I arrived on campus in 2001. I had above average features on an average height guy (about a 7), a desire to get laid and have fun, and too much nice guy programming from my childhood where my parents set a poor example for me. I wasn't in the best position on the day I arrived on campus.

Same here, but my dad was a player and troll bully to me growing up. At the end of the day, it is our own fault for not putting in the work necessary to talk to women in High School or Middle School. I can blame my parents all I want, but it was me that decided to say in my comfort zone and play video games, not talk to women, and jerk off lol.

This is why I am pretty blunt and straight forward because I wish someone was like that towards me.

 

[SW15]

my dad was a player and troll bully to me growing up.

My dad was more of a worker than a player or a parent while I was growing up. In addition, he was a STEM worker so his social skills were subpar. Due to his poor social skills, I felt unable to connect with him either at the times he was present. I also didn't have the best social skills either but not the worst. They were mid.

At the end of the day, it is our own fault for not putting in the work necessary to talk to women in High School or Middle School.

True, but in a lot of situations there are some valid reasons outside of individual control that could be related to struggling with women in middle school or high school. For those who attend college, that can put someone in a less than ideal spot on Day 1 on a college campus.

 

[CornbreadFed]

My dad was more of a worker than a player or a parent while I was growing up. In addition, he was a STEM worker so his social skills were subpar. Due to his poor social skills, I felt unable to connect with him either at the times he was present. I also didn't have the best social skills either but not the worst. They were mid.

My dad is a retired high ranking military Officer and currently a STEM professor with a PHD lol. He is also Mr. Popular with everyone, like anywhere we go we would be stopped. He definitely had social skills and clout lol.

True, but in a lot of situations there are some valid reasons outside of individual control that could be related to struggling with women in middle school or high school. For those who attend college, that can put someone in a less than ideal spot on Day 1 on a college campus.

Unless your parents are putting you in a pretty bad situation, I don't see the case. Even if you do have the perfect dad, the kid can still choose his gaming desk, not approach women out of fear, and only act on soft ball pitches. You see it on this site, where guys have a lot of information to use, but they ignore it.

 

[SW15]

Fewer young men are in college, especially at 4-year schools

College enrollment among young Americans has been declining over the past decade, and it's mostly due to fewer young men pursuing degrees.

www.pewresearch.org

I found this article interesting. It is good that fewer men are going to 4 year universities. The bachelor's degree doesn't always match the hype.

When I was in undergrad in 2001-2005, ratios for undergrads on campus were close to 50-50. Now, most 4 year colleges/universities have ratios that are closer to 60% female - 40% male in their undergrad student bodies.

One might think that men are getting laid more on college campuses now than in the 2001-2005 era with the better ratios. I doubt that is the case based on the sexlessness data points I've seen for the 18-29 year olds.

Women in 2001-2005 were chasing top tier men on campus in 2001-2005 and are chasing top tier men on campus in the 2015-present era. That's never changed. I think young women now are even less likely to settle for a mid beta male on campus now as compared to 20 years ago. Women now use tech more to get more abundance of sexual options. If I think about a woman on campus in the 2023-2024 school year, her abundance of options is likely greater than the typical woman on campus in 2003-2004.

Whether it is 2023-2024 or 2003-2004, only the top tier men on campus are visible to women. A man has to be at least Top 20% to be visible and maybe even Top 10%. The 50-50 ratios of the early 2000s or the 60-40 ratios with more women on campus doesn't change the mating experience for most men.

 

[CornbreadFed]

I found this article interesting. It is good that fewer men are going to 4 year universities. The bachelor's degree doesn't always match the hype.

What are they doing instead? I hope it’s not YouTube dreams, crypto, and vaping lol.

One might think that men are getting laid more on college campuses now than in the 2001-2005 era with the better ratios. I doubt that is the case based on the sexlessness data points I've seen for the 18-29 year olds.

My main drive to go to college was to get laid. I was obviously disappointed, but do younger men even care anymore?

 

[SW15]

What are they doing instead? I hope it’s not YouTube dreams, crypto, and vaping lol.

It's unknown what they are doing instead of going to college.

I've believed for a long time that the USA has been sending too many people to college. There's a need to send more men to trade school for the skilled trade occupations and to keep more women out of the workforce and as stay-at-home wives and mothers.

Having more women in the workforce has increased the labor pool and lowered wages for the labor pool in general. This has been more true in the white collar working space. Most women aren't working in blue collar work. I started one thread that tangentially touches this about one form of more blue collar work.

Auto Repair: Have You Ever Had a Female Mechanic/Technician or Service Advisor/Service Manager? How Would You Feel if You Did?

I wrote this post in another thread earlier today about females in the working world. They aren't designed for corporate white collar work or blue collar manual labor. They also typically manage to avoid blue collar manual labor. One blue collar/manual labor line of work is auto repair...

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My main drive to go to college was to get laid. I was obviously disappointed, but do younger men even care anymore?

I did think a lot about the social scene at the universities I was considering attending. My goal was to get laid with attractive women.

I don't think either one of us had uncommon desires.

I think most men end up feeling disappointed with their college sex experiences. The OP said that most college men are not scoring much in the first post. Most of the guys that do end up getting laid get in through sort some of longer term relationship and that might be with an average or below average woman on campus, not the attractive one he desires.

I do think younger men still care about getting laid. OnlyFans subscriptions, porn tube site visits, and video games are the coping mechanisms. Alcohol and drugs are also coping mechanisms too.

 

[Divorced w 3]

Dusting this off… is the general understanding that major Southern university sorority girls are generally high quality?

 

[SW15]

is the general understanding that major Southern university sorority girls are generally high quality?

What's your definition of Southern?

Would you call it

• North Carolina
• South Carolina
• Tennessee
• Georgia
• Florida
• Alabama
• Mississippi
• Arkansas
• Louisiana

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Is Texas Southern? Do you consider the Southwest (New Mexico, Arizona, and Southern California -- Santa Barbara & points south) to be separate from Southern?

A lot of the public schools in states that I have bulleted tend to have higher Greek Life participation rates. University of Texas has a lower than a legacy SEC public school Greek Life participation rate. Private schools SMU and TCU in Texas have Greek Life participation rates like Alabama or Ole Miss.

Greek Life

College Transitions presents data on Greek Life participation at 400+ of the nation's most desirable colleges.

www.collegetransitions.com

 

[Divorced w 3]

What's your definition of Southern?

Would you call it

• North Carolina
• South Carolina
• Tennessee
• Georgia
• Florida
• Alabama
• Mississippi
• Arkansas
• Louisiana

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Is Texas Southern? Do you consider the Southwest (New Mexico, Arizona, and Southern California -- Santa Barbara & points south) to be separate from Southern?

A lot of the public schools in states that I have bulleted tend to have higher Greek Life participation rates. University of Texas has a lower than a legacy SEC public school Greek Life participation rate. Private schools SMU and TCU in Texas have Greek Life participation rates like Alabama or Ole Miss.

Greek Life

College Transitions presents data on Greek Life participation at 400+ of the nation's most desirable colleges.

www.collegetransitions.com

Alabama

 

[SW15]

What's your definition of Southern?

Would you call it

• North Carolina
• South Carolina
• Tennessee
• Georgia
• Florida
• Alabama
• Mississippi
• Arkansas
• Louisiana

Alabama

Based on your feedback, I will answer your question based on the bulleted list states I provided. These are generally legacy SEC (pre-2000) universities.

Greek Life participation rates at legacy SEC universities is higher than at public schools in other states. The most attractive females on campus tend to participate in sororities at legacy SEC universities.

Below is the University of Alabama Alpha Phi video from Fall 2015 that caused a media crap storm based on a lack of diversity. I've also included an article about that media crap storm. You can see from this video that University of Alabama sorority women are often attractive. At all schools, some sororities will attract better looking females than others. A top sorority at one school isn't necessarily a top sorority at another.

U. of Alabama sorority criticized for recruitment video

Members of Alpha Phi start the year off on a bad foot

www.usatoday.com

 

[CornbreadFed]

Dusting this off… is the general understanding that major Southern university sorority girls are generally high quality?

Traditional SEC schools(Exclude Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, and Texas A&M)….if you like stuck up racist white girls with a future in Marketing, entry sales, HR and recruiting then go for it.

I was in a fraternity at a SEC school.