When you ask college guys *why* they join frats you’ll hear them say that it’s the first time their ever experienced brotherly-love in community, being accepted as they are, having group encouragement & support, guys building them up, etc. This guy’s a Christian & needed a frat. 
The K-12 isolation for boys must be significantly underreported. Schools & religious communities aren’t addressing the issue. Campus ministries are 70-80% women so they can’t help. Even FCA & other sports ministries are now essentially women’s ministries. amazon.com/dp/1479818135/…
I’m followed about 2,000 frats across the country and this is the first week in a long while that I have no seen a post about a fraternity guy committing suicide. Sadly, going a week or so is a victory. That’s how dire things are.
So I’m wondering why our society doesn’t believe that young men specifically need brotherly-love that’s not in the presence of women. It’s an actual need. So, they join frats. Jesus & his disciples used to laid their heads in each other’s chests. Jn 13:23 biblehub.com/nkjv/john/13.h…
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