Preppy Place

A small matter of Academy housekeeping: while this server is intended to be welcoming, it must also remain orderly. Please observe the following rules.

1) Preppy is not "nerdy." If you use the visual language of prep to explore a nerd kink, splendid - but that is not what this Academy is for. The Academy, and by extension this server, approaches prep through the polished, aspirational world of 1950s Ivy League style: Stepford smiles, old-money discipline, and immaculate presentation. Content must be explicitly Preppy, Ivy, old-money, or closely aligned. Anything outside that world — including

"nerd" content — belongs elsewhere. This same context also applies to school uniforms, or boarding school fantasy role play. That’s not what the server is for.

2) Preppy is not age play. The Ivy look was born on grown men at university: disciplined, polished, aspirational, and adult. If age play is your interest, that is your business — but it is not the business of this Academy. This server is for preppy men, Ivy style, old-money presentation, and the pursuit of immaculate adulthood. A preppy boy is a happy boy - but he is not a child (within the context of the academy).

3) This server is for men who intend to integrate Stepfordization and preppy discipline into their daily lives. The Academy is not a viewing gallery. It is an ongoing undertaking: social, aesthetic, behavioural, and aspirational. For that reason, lurkers are removed regularly, and every member is continually vetted. A preppy boy participates. A happy boy improves.

Finally, most importantly:

4) The Academy is not a "how do I become preppy?" help desk.

If your first instinct is to message staff or members asking how to be preppy, rather than doing the work to study, dress, refine, and present yourself properly, this server is likely not for you.

By the time one joins a community for preppy men, one is expected to understand the basics, pursue the standard independently, and be willing to invest in the wardrobe and discipline required.

A preppy boy does not ask to be handed the look.

He arrives prepared.

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New link to the discord:

I've had several boys tell me they wouldn't get slicked up because they would stand out too much. Here's the truth : people will either not care or they will respect you for making a bold choice. And if someone does judge you for the way you style your hair, is it really the kind of opinion you should care about ?