/lit/ - Literature

im ancient (70+ yrs)
im greek (about 50%)
and ive got a huge dick that's fat

>>14698367

>>14698421
This is bordering on "caring so much it's suspicious" territory. Might well be a closet homo.

>>14698421
The sacred band of thebes

>>14698421
Y-yeah, there's nothing gay about two guys cuddling or kissing, or jerking each other off with their oiled up thighs! It's just bros being bros, haha.

>>14698421
>the unwashed, ignorant masses shun gay sex
>only the enlightened philosoChads that influenced Western thought long after they were dead were the ones that engaged in boyloving
Really actives my almonds

>>14698433
Even if the guy is a closet homo there is some sense to what he's saying

>>14698499
>actually gets power
>takes it all back, says faggotry should be a punishable crime
[activation intensifies]

>>14698515
There is not. He is demonstrating a profound ignorance of history. If anything Christians underplayed the role of homosexuality due to their fondness of classicism. Androphilia was seen as both an initiation rite and tool to curb overpopulation in a society that heavily depended on imports for food. It's impossible to argue that the greeks didn't have gay sex without insane mental gymnastics.

>>14698634
they had gay sex, but the conventions and social views on it were different than our form of gay sex.
there is nothing wrong with pounding twink bussy

>>14698733
Fair enough.

>>14698499
You got that backwards. The masses embraced it. The Philosopher King rejected it for the filth it is.

>>14698367
I thought they fucked the oiled thighs