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Correction to my posts above: (Warning: NSFW content) After a little more reading, I get the impression that while pedastry may have been common for ancient G
by CoastalCoder 5y ago
Correction to my posts above:
(Warning: NSFW content)
After a little more reading, I get the impression that while pedastry may have been common for ancient Greek philosophers, it may have taken a form other than anal sex.
IIUC, in their society, anal sex (with anyone, including women) was considered vulgar. At least according to their surviving writings; no idea about common practice.
Disclaimer: Not my area of expertise. I'm just going from a few additional resources I found on the topic.