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 No.64

loneliness edition

 No.65

I was a guest at a student fraternity yesterday. Looking back, it was a dreadful experience — the only thing that saved it was the free beer. Well, not entirely free, I had to pay with my attendance.
It seems my fate is to be a loner. A tragicomedy: an individualist in search of a collective he will never truly be able to belong to. A stranger among leftists and right-wingers alike, among normies and chuds.
Maybe I ought to found my own George Circle — without the homoeroticism, of course. Maybe that way I could create some kind of community. But I lack the absolute megalomania Stefan George had.

 No.67

>>65
Freiburg, Tübingen, Heidelberg, München?

Kappa Theta Psi Sigma?

 No.69

>>67
Germany. But i wont dox myself any further

 No.82

>>69
Do fraternity students still do mensur in germany? Ive always thought it would be cool to get one of those scars but i heard thats not a thing anymore.

 No.86

>>82
They definitely still do. But the scars are less pronounced and noticeable, since fraternity members don’t rub dirt and whatever else into the wound to get it infected.
Most but not all fraternities still require fencing, but lost don‘t require mensur. Technically most never required you do mensur, but it’s always been a natural development from being a part of the fraternity and the fencing. These days it’s mostly about the drinking and being chuddy, but I guess that’s what fraternities always were about. The extend of the drinking has increased, however. One of the guys who was really into fencing in one of the fraternities I frequented also got himself into the hospital for alcohol poisoning four times in a year. That’s the last I heard of him.

 No.121

>>86
Rubbing dirt into a facial scar is a crazy thing to do. So are there any German politicians/public figures with Mensur scars today? I had thought the sport died out tbh, you never see the bug noticable scars these days.

Otherwise German fraternities sound exactly like the American ones. Shame. I thought they had more swordplay and funny hats.

 No.145

>>121
There are some in the more 'conservative' adjacent parties. You'd think there would be a lot in the AfD, but from what I've seen that's not the case.
Student fraternities are their own thing. They're conservative in their own way.

 No.153

This might be a good place in the future…



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