Freshman Orientation

Clay, a naive college freshman, begins his new academic journey filled with excitement and anticipation. However, he is also haunted by the emotional fallout from his recent breakup with Marjorie, leading to a turbulent start.

Clay's relationship with Marjorie, although passionate, quickly fizzles out. This swift transition leaves him feeling confused and despondent as he grapples with his feelings.

Amanda, a sorority legacy and scholarship student, faces the struggle of balancing family expectations with the harsh realities of sorority life. Influenced by her mother, she feels the weight of keeping her family's legacy intact.

Clay’s misguided attempts to win over Amanda at a party lead to disappointment, exacerbating his feelings of inadequacy. The night turns sour and leaves him feeling lost amidst the celebration.

Clay's world is shattered when he learns of his roommate's tragic suicide, casting a shadow over what should have been an exciting chapter. This event deepens Clay's emotional turmoil and isolation.

In the aftermath of his roommate's death, Clay finds solace and companionship in Matt, and they embark on a journey of self-discovery together. Their bond strengthens as they navigate the challenges of college life.

Amanda faces the daunting challenges of sorority initiation, which includes searching for a 'perfect match.' She feels the pressure to find a man who can convincingly play her love interest to satisfy her sorority's demands.

Clay and Matt, seeking adventure, infiltrate Amanda's sorority, convinced that mimicking fraternity boys will help them attract women. Their antics lead them into a series of chaotic and humorous situations.

Clay becomes entangled in a web of deception when Amanda mistakenly thinks he is the gay man she needed for her sorority's challenge. This misunderstanding forces Clay to adopt a new persona and navigate a confusing landscape.

Under the mentorship of Rodney, the owner of a local gay bar, Clay starts embracing new mannerisms and styles. This transformation enhances his connection with Amanda, leading to deeper feelings, complicated by their initial misunderstandings.

Clay faces a harrowing encounter when he rejects an advance from Sherman at the gay bar and becomes the target of a violent assault. This brutal event leaves him hospitalized, raising broader issues of safety and acceptance.

Following the attack, the campus LGBT Club rallies around Clay, framing him as a hate crime victim. This incident stimulates larger conversations about identity, acceptance, and community support across the campus.

In a powerful confrontation with Marjorie, Clay defiantly declares his identity and asks her to remove hateful flyers plastered across campus. This moment signifies his journey towards self-acceptance and empowerment.

Clay takes the stage at a chaotic fraternity party and openly reveals his true feelings for Amanda. The shocked audience's mixed reactions underscore the complexities of love, identity, and social dynamics that have defined Clay's journey.

After facing numerous challenges and changes, Clay finally tracks down Amanda at a bus stop. He expresses how his tumultuous experiences have led him to grow as a person, prompting Amanda to reconsider their connection.