Wait, there's something _offensive_ about frat boys who enjoy being frat boys and intentionally go out to find like minded individuals to do said things with? And by being frat boys I mean lifting weights, drinking copious amounts of alcohol and playing beer pong. Sure, you don't have to take part, but what's offensive about that?
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Like most stereotypes both frat and sorority stereotypes are offensive, as are the people who intentionally try to fill them.
Wait, there's something _offensive_ about frat boys who enjoy being frat boys and intentionally go out to find like minded individuals to do said things with? And by being frat boys I mean lifting weights, drinking copious amounts of alcohol and playing beer pong. Sure, you don't have to take part, but what's offensive about that?