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The manliness of ancient boylove

Posted by Dgennero on 2012-October-14 02:01:55, Sunday
This is basically a followup of my thread about gender bias and the answers about victorianism.
Just for those who are newer than 10 years:
I always like to bring up the matter of ancient boylove since I am much interested as well as acquainted with that topic.
If the victorians assume boylove is somehow unworthy of a man I usually show the story of the Sacred Band.
They were pederastic couples one older one younger fighter who, watching each others back were an absolute elite troupe.
Love between an older man and an adolescent probably originated in a warrior society.
If you want to be a carpenter you learn from a carpenter. If you want to be a man - you guess it ;)
The same happened in the shogun/samurai era of Japan.
So the victorians were wrong assuming that boylove doesn't result in good soldiers.
I've met a few boylovers and none was less than a man.

Dgennero
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