FalkenArmin
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It's actually been taboo for thousands of years. If I am not mistaken isn't bestiality forbidden in the Old Testament? If I am correct then it's been taboo for well over 2,000 years depending on your religious beliefs.Having sex with animals is nothing new. It only has been tabooed in the last couple hundred years.
Taboo in bible but not every place in the world.It's actually been taboo for thousands of years. If I am not mistaken isn't bestiality forbidden in the Old Testament? If I am correct then it's been taboo for well over 2,000 years depending on your religious beliefs.
That is simply what the Vatican wanted the Middle Ages human race to believe, back when most all written history was destroyed and all that was available to read was their ultra conservative perspective and version. Not conspiracy theory. Just what my family witnessed and remembered from those desperate times.It's actually been taboo for thousands of years. If I am not mistaken isn't bestiality forbidden in the Old Testament? If I am correct then it's been taboo for well over 2,000 years depending on your religious beliefs.
Do you come from a very old family or something?Just what my family witnessed and remembered from those desperate times.
Yes. My family is very old.Do you come from a very old family or something?
... Could you please tell me about it?Yes. My family is very old.
Yes, I can. But perhaps move this to PM. That way we don't detour the discussion thread from it's core topic.... Could you please tell me about it?
I do believe some cultures today will still force a man or a woman to marry an animal if they're caught fornicating with it. I speculate that this story had a similar origin to it.There is a legend of a Goddess and a dog. This Goddess called Sedna marries with a dog.
Inuit Mythology
Yes it's possible. Women marry dogs in Índia.I do believe some cultures today will still force a man or a woman to marry an animal if they're caught fornicating with it. I speculate that this story had a similar origin to it.
Where did you learn that? Care to tell more?Yes it's possible. Women marry dogs in Índia.
Is cultural in Índia wedding with dog, the act of marriege is of symbolism.Where did you learn that? Care to tell more?
Very much so in Nordic folkmun.Here you go
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Yes it's possible. Women marry dogs in Índia.
They only make them marry so they'll stop having sex.I do believe some cultures today will still force a man or a woman to marry an animal if they're caught fornicating with it. I speculate that this story had a similar origin to it.
Jesus I mean hopefully at least orgasmed in their last momentsA few years ago, I watch a sensible, normal documentary about Roman gladiators. All good and vanilla (and very interesting). At one point, the aspect of pleasing the crowd was reviewed. This was early showbiz, after all. People wanted to see more ferocious lions, more athletic gladiators, indeed more of everything. If watching humans losing their lives was viewed as entertainment (albeit the modern Hollywood action movie is the equivalent nowadays), the bar was set low on what would be permitted. And that included slave girls, according to the documentary, herded into the arena to be mated by dogs as the crowd cheered and jeered to show the depravity of barbarians. I would love to say the slave girls were granted their freedom and paraded on shoulders through the streets for their magnificent role in zoophilia history. Sadly, no such luck. After being mated, they had their throats cut. To those about to mate, we salute you.
Not the swan lmfao
Which is a good reason not to believe everything you read. There were some odd attractions in Roman "Entertainments", such as a girl whose show act, a sort of imitation "Leda and the Swan" eventually made her Empress. BUT that was the end stage of the Empire, when X-tianity had pushed out the old Gods. The Romans were just as prudish as people are everywhere, in every period.I had read that the Romans used Horses in women as punishment in the games
Try Bobcat Goldthwaite's ''Sleeping Dogs'', and a 2016 German flick called "Wild".has anyone dropped references in movies? Of soft zoophilia in film? I would love to binge watch a few movies that tease that in the film, hehe.
Ive read it in a couple of places over there years. That they used Horses in the coliseum to execute women criminals and slaves.Which is a good reason not to believe everything you read. There were some odd attractions in Roman "Entertainments", such as a girl whose show act, a sort of imitation "Leda and the Swan" eventually made her Empress. BUT that was the end stage of the Empire, when X-tianity had pushed out the old Gods. The Romans were just as prudish as people are everywhere, in every period.
I agree with what your saying. Just sorta make since with everything else that was happening in the Coliseum.Anything is possible. I doubt the stories. Slaves cost money....Rome was nothing if it was not the World's Economic Drain.
Remember what the implications of reading such things are, and whom they are written for. If Edw. Gibbon had written it, I might buy it, but that world, as with the Greeks and the Egyptians, anthropomorphized their Gods or their Gods' activities in an effort to understand their world. These stories were not intended to excite prurience, but to explain thunder, and floods, and fire, war, death, disease, human misery.
It is always easy to assign behaviors to "those people over there", or " back then", because it really cannot be proved. Perfect example? Take a gander at how much of today's politics is colored by lies and misinformation. Wishing doesn't make it true, and time does not legitimize a lie. But this crowd seems to absolutely ACHE for legitimacy.
THAT only comes from inside, when you're talking about a non-societally accepted activity.