Fraternity Memoirs from Nifty

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Also this might be a reach but, wouldn't it be awesome if one of those huge porn production companies truly adapted this into an online series? I know porn acting is wack but it's the only way I see it keeping all of the spicy scenes to its truest form.
 

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Also this might be a reach but, wouldn't it be awesome if one of those huge porn production companies truly adapted this into an online series? I know porn acting is wack but it's the only way I see it keeping all of the spicy scenes to its truest form.
That’s what I hoped too!
 
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Also this might be a reach but, wouldn't it be awesome if one of those huge porn production companies truly adapted this into an online series? I know porn acting is wack but it's the only way I see it keeping all of the spicy scenes to its truest form.
I wish! That sounds cool
 

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Man -- so psyched to find this. I never really read Nifty, so I never saw this. I am glued to this and have been all week. Its exactly the shit I have been wanting to hear about. I regret so much not messing around with guys in college, especially in my fraternity. I was so obtuse and afraid, so nothing ever happened. I think guys today at least have the internet to let them know that some guys, that you would never suspect, do/did this. Some came out as gay, some went on to get married to woman and have kids.

I was recently back at my school for a fraternity alumni event. From on line, I ended up hooking up with a senior who was a fraternity guy (not my house) and it was awesome. He claimed he wanted to but never messed around with a guy. He was hot AF and the most amazing kisser. We talked about fucking sorority girls at their formals as we swapped head. I would love to meet up again with him, but I doubt it will ever happen. The phenomenon of openly gay guys in fraternities at my school would have never happened while I was an undergrad. I was completely fascinated to hear about that when I talked to guys on line who go to my school. Although, I noticed that most guys I talked to didn’t bring it up until they were actually brothers.

Sex and sexual development is so pivotal for guys in their late teens and twenties. I think I might have had a different life trajectory if I had hooked up with guys then. Not sure.

I just want to thank those who brought all this to light. I am not finished, but trust me. I will read every word.
 

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To everyone saying how much FM has affected you, how you've been binging the series, how you're an emotional wreck reading it, how you haven't slept in days - I completely feel you! :sob: I was exactly the same way when I read it for the first time years ago, and every time I re-read it, I end up in the same emotional state. For those who haven't finished yet, I just hope you aren't disappointed with the abrupt ending. Definitely read the JW chat log, as that provides a bit of closure.

@partyfor1 - I wish that old email for JW still worked. Unfortunately, it's been broken for many years I'm sure. I imagine he was probably getting inundated with tons of emails, so it's not a surprise he deactivated it. I would love to see a porn adaptation too haha, although I can't imagine the quality being very good, and it definitely wouldn't do any justice to the emotional side of the story.

@Semichrmedlfe - ever since reading FM and some other stories, I've been fascinated with what it means to be bisexual. Personally, I identify as gay - but the idea that someone can be attracted to both sexes in completely different ways really intrigues me for some reason.

Another really well-written (and quite well-known) series that touches on this subject is Crosscurrents by Adam Phillips: Crosscurrents. I believe it's mostly fiction with probably some autobiographical elements, but it still wrecked me emotionally. And the good thing is the author actually finished the entire story, with a really satisfying ending.
 

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Yeah, I've heard so many genuinely horrible stories about hazing. I don't understand why you would want to be friends with people who just physically and mentally abused you.
I am going to go out on a limb and guess you have never been in a fraternity, military, or similar. The hard times are not about the abuse (although you can find guys that relish dishing it out, its not a majority), but about the bonding between men. True bonds are not forged playing board games, or attending polite parties. True bonds are forged through adversity and sticking together. Its the “holy shit, I can’t believe we did that” factor. You see it in war and you see it in the fraternities that truly value those bonds. When you bare your naked body, sleep together in a wet or muddy place, tackle major projects together, etc. you develop deep understanding, trust and comfort with other guys. And, it feels good when you stop.

I really like a lot of the guys in my house to this day. But there were many guys that dropped out, that I didn’t get along with, that I had nothing in common with, etc. This mismatch originated from a lack of screening out guys who were just going to be casual brothers, and a lack of true bonding experiences. We had hazing lite, and bonding lite. I wish I had the type of bonds with guys in my house that JW had with his brothers. Without that you are just “good” friends. Or worse, “good” acquaintances.
 
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I am going to go out on a limb and guess you have never been in a fraternity, military, or similar. The hard times are not about the abuse (although you can find guys that relish dishing it out, its not a majority), but about the bonding between men. True bonds are not forged playing board games, or attending polite parties. True bonds are forged through adversity and sticking together. Its the “holy shit, I can’t believe we did that” factor. You see it in war and you see it in the fraternities that truly value those bonds. When you bare your naked body, sleep together in a wet or muddy place, tackle major projects together, etc. you develop deep understanding, trust and comfort with other guys. And, it feels good when you stop.

I really like a lot of the guys in my house to this day. But there were many guys that dropped out, that I didn’t get along with, that I had nothing in common with, etc. This mismatch originated from a lack of screening out guys who were just going to be casual brothers, and a lack of true bonding experiences. We had hazing lite, and bonding lite. I wish I had the type of bonds with guys in my house that JW had with his brothers. Without that you are just “good” friends. Or worse, “good” acquaintances.
Ok in the military that makes sense because you face life and death situations. But why would you create that artificially? No one likes or wants war. Why would you ever face war-time conditions when you didn't have to? If they want to have relationships like soldiers, why not join the army? They're college-age, they're in the prime of the recruitment window.

There is a huge difference between a platoon of soldiers being shot at and rallying together for their nation, and frat bros in the safest country in the world pouring booze down 18 year olds throats. The soldiers are probably fighting a war that couldn't be avoided and are led by an experienced chain of command. The frat boys are commanded by 22-year-olds and have 0 reason to do anything. The soldiers are being shot at. The frat bros are literally just getting sick from too much wine and mirth. There is no reason to make someone suffer when you don't have to. "We all suffered horribly together for no objective reason, now we are bonded!" That's cult talk.

One other thing, in the military you're being abused by enemy soldiers or nature. In frats it's the members who abuse you. Soldiers are famous for hating the people who have shot at them and having a very hard time trusting the entire enemy nation and people after the war. Frat stuff is less intense but the same reasoning is there. Why be friends with the people who just chose to abuse you?
 

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They were rechartered in 1995. Also, Rutgers is equidistant between NYC and Philly. Plus, the park where they had the camping trip is Hickory Run SP, two hours from Rutgers.
He mentioned later that he became the first openly gay president of the frat. Can you track who he might be/confirm that based on this information?
 

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all this reminded me of another Nifty series: "High Iron" (believe it was under "historical" because set much in the Steam era/locomotive open engineer/fireman area--pissing into the coal pile. NEW trainee 'initiated" into boiler deck "stress relief")-- by an apparently vision-impaired fellow who ultimately experienced some (not greatly successful) eye-surgery -- his RL name was given/cited along the way -- and I recall doing some Internet digging to find an obituary of that name of a relatively young person -- very likely the Nifty writer.
 
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i have loved this series since he was originally publishing it 20 some years ago. i read it at least once a year- and could probably recite sections of it. I'm glad to see the story still is finding new fans. It really is a one of a kind epic.

Also, for those who are asking about Adam bi-curiosity SPOILERS****** and one of the final chapters when John is talking about kidnapping Adam, and going on a road trip they do mess around. He writes it in way less detail than any of the other stories almost like he's in a rush or it's too painful to write much about.

But I will say I hope that you all will stop trying to find John or his school. He bared his soul deeply personal experiences anonymously. I hope that we can respect that and. Allow him the respect of retaining that anonymity. there is nothing for you to gain by hounding somebody for something they wrote about 20 years ago. It's creepy and it's over the line.

If he wanted us to know more, I wanted us to he wanted us to know more or wanted to write more he would. He knew how intensely popular the story was.

That said, let's keep a dialogue up about the story just please leave the authors identity out of it.
 

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@daRose - Agree on everything you mentioned about FM. The last update that JW wrote (more like glossed over) about messing around with Adam definitely felt rushed and you could tell he was holding back on writing out the details (or maybe he just couldn't do it emotionally... who knows). It always felt like with Kevin, at least he got the closure he needed and later on knew exactly who he was dealing with. But with Adam, it really felt like an unfinished story that never got a fair chance or proper closure. You could sense the regret. I think that specific relationship in FM always gets to me.

One thing though - I do want to push back just a little about your issue with people digging into the real life JW - although I want to make clear that I'm not trying start any type of flame war here (lord knows there's enough of that on lpsg). But the fact that we're on a website where people routinely get off on leaked nudes, baits, and discussing very personal details about famous and not-so-famous people kind of negates your point. However... I also get it, JW clearly didn't want to be in the public eye, especially towards the end, and he make it quite obvious that he didn't want to discuss or engage in conversations about his personal life anymore. All that being said, I don't plan on posting any further speculation about who he is. However, I'm also not going to judge others for doing so. ☮️❤️✌️
 

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@daRose - Agree on everything you mentioned about FM. The last update that JW wrote (more like glossed over) about messing around with Adam definitely felt rushed and you could tell he was holding back on writing out the details (or maybe he just couldn't do it emotionally... who knows). It always felt like with Kevin, at least he got the closure he needed and later on knew exactly who he was dealing with. But with Adam, it really felt like an unfinished story that never got a fair chance or proper closure. You could sense the regret. I think that specific relationship in FM always gets to me.

One thing though - I do want to push back just a little about your issue with people digging into the real life JW - although I want to make clear that I'm not trying start any type of flame war here (lord knows there's enough of that on lpsg). But the fact that we're on a website where people routinely get off on leaked nudes, baits, and discussing very personal details about famous and not-so-famous people kind of negates your point. However... I also get it, JW clearly didn't want to be in the public eye, especially towards the end, and he make it quite obvious that he didn't want to discuss or engage in conversations about his personal life anymore. All that being said, I don't plan on posting any further speculation about who he is. However, I'm also not going to judge others for doing so. ☮️❤️✌️
Hey look at that we are having a civil discussion on LPSG, who would've thought?!

I totally agree with what you're saying I know where we are and what's popular here. it would be a ridiculous of me to act pretend like I'm not curious about this or any of the other leaks that happened online. I didn't intend to judge anybody Either.

I just feel bad for JW and honestly anybody who put themselves out there in the Internet especially in those early days. You really didn't know how much people eventually be able to find out about you. I don't think just by writing something like that you've given up your right to privacy. Anyway, said my piece this is probably too long anyway so I'll drop the subject.
 
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