Tired World is a men-only fraternity and social club based around aming from the 90s-2000s, with a focus on nostalgia and building community. We're legally established under the Equality Act 2010 as a safe space to support men's mental health and combat social isolation through gaming and social activities.

Tired World is based in West Ashton, just outside of Trowbridge in Wiltshire.

You can reach us via email at hello@tiredworld.co.uk for general inquiries. We're also active on social media: follow us on Facebook (https://facebook.tiredworld.co.uk), Instagram (@tiredworlduk), and join our Discord community at https://discord.tiredworld.co.uk. For community chats, we use WhatsApp (must be 18+ and a man; it's for casual sharing and not a substitute for professional mental health support). We're constantly chattering on there.

This club is designed to provide a dedicated space where men can connect, share, and express themselves freely. This isn’t about excluding women or diminishing their value - it’s about creating an environment where men can feel comfortable in this context. We believe this focused setting fosters authentic conversations and builds a supportive community for men.

Yes, our club qualifies as a single-sex association under Schedule 3 (Part 7) of the Equality Act 2010.

At Tired World, our events are designed for males, defined as individuals assigned male at birth, to create a space where biological men can connect confidently. We warmly welcome trans men to participate, provided they respect the focus of our community. We do not discriminate based on gender identity and are committed to fostering an inclusive environment for all attendees.

For now, we only do a local LAN in a fixed location. Nothing else is sold. You can follow us on social media but the best place is our WhatsApp for community updates.

Currently, products like merchandise, computers, and equipment are sold only at our in-person events. We don't have an online store yet, but stay tuned for updates via our News page or socials groups.