She’s Talking About This Absolutely Terrible Thing Some Frat Boys Participate In Called “Hogging”

javiindy - stock.adobe.com - illustrative purposes only, not the actual person
javiindy - stock.adobe.com - illustrative purposes only, not the actual person

Joining a college fraternity can have some lasting benefits. It’s a great way to meet new people because you get the opportunity to attend all kinds of social events and build connections.

However, fraternities have a reputation for being drunken and vulgar. Some also have a history of violence.

As a result, girls are constantly told to attend frat parties in groups, watch their drinks carefully, and avoid going upstairs.

Many universities turn a blind eye to the misconduct happening on their campuses and refuse to acknowledge that a large chunk of their student body is causing harm to so many others.

A TikToker named Megan (@megsforfun) is addressing a serious issue called “hogging” that occurs at some fraternities, and it doesn’t get talked about enough.

Megan describes hogging as a practice in which frat boys will prey on fat women and make bets with their friends on who can land the fattest, most unattractive woman.

In some cases, after a man hooks up with the woman, his friends will barge into the room and start oinking at and harassing the woman until she leaves. It’s all done for the sole purpose of enacting harm and causing embarrassment to the woman.

Another side to hogging involves men using women they deem as overweight for their own pleasure rather than engaging in a competition with friends.

When men aren’t getting much action, they will try hooking up with plus-sized women to get out of their “slump.”

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If you want to delve deeper into the history of hogging and what kind of impacts it has, Megan recommends checking out some research conducted by Ariane Prohaska and Jeannine A. Gailey.

“They have written multiple articles and book chapters about hogging and the different interactions it has on our lives and oppressive structures,” explained Megan.

Several TikTok users expressed their disgust for men’s predatory behavior and objectification toward women.

“This makes me feel like I’m in middle school again, and boys are asking me out as a joke for their friends,” commented one user.

“Men really act like this and have the nerve to get mad at us for not wanting to interact with them,” pointed out another.

“I can’t believe I was ever nice to a man ever in my life. That’s the end of that,” declared a third.

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