Love this! It reminded me of a joke an NPC made in Assassins Creed: Origins: “Greeks invented threesomes, and Romans added women to it.” As a lover of both the men and the women it made me chuckle. 😅
i think the balance of adult themes and child-level explanation needs a bit of a rethink but otherwise great video :) keep going and it could be your job one day, if thats what you want
The first unambiguous mention of homosexuality in history is from an assyrian law code tablet, where severe punishment is prescribed. Most greek city states also had laws against sodomy, some going as far as handing out capital punishment to gay men
Actually, there wasn't an ancient concept of being "gay". Words for homosexuality didn't even exist until recently, even the word "homosexual" is relatively new. "Gay" is just as new in use for homosexuality. Prior to then, the words just expressed sexuality, eros (someone is good looking, male or female), and masculine and feminine elements. Today, the litmus test for being an exemplary woman is still be considered erotically attractive (and thus the need to cosmetics, alluring hair styles, and sexy clothing . . . for males, the exemplary example of manhood is still to be a masculine work horse that never tires, or equally strong warrior. But during ancient times, youth was the age of being attractive, both genders. Plato expressed erotic attraction for both genders in the age of their youth, but also said with his Athenian character that non-procreative sex should be shamed by society (and that elder lawmakers should take great care that youths never find out what they were trying to do, else they'd have a conniption [from Plato's Laws] ). As for cultural control today, there are less laws but more "norms" for gender control. It's well known know that government isn't well liked when it mandates human farm husbandry policies, like the laws that put homosexuals in prison (including World War 2 hero Alan Turing). Those laws were complete catastrophe and both failed to control homosexuality and put the government into the role of playing dictator with folks private lives. That's part of the reason why LGBTQ+ terminology grew from from simple "gay" terminology: There had been a huge unexpected backlash against culturally ridiculing folks for being "gay" (which was a sissy shaming term used even more frequently on innocent school children than it was on homosexual men) So folks started "coming out" as gay everywhere. Then that sort of normalized the term to the point it became far less effective at shaming school boys for not embracing their gender roles. We all know that during the 60s, 70s and 80s boys proudly sported long flowing attractive hairstyles, all they while proudly straight. Many youth want to be viewed as attractive more so than strong work horse beasts. Nevertheless, with the advent of LGBTQ+ terminology, "attractive" hair that covers the ears is considered non-masculine nowadays, just as homosexuality had once been banned homosexuals are now liberated in freedom. So why the change in more restrictive hairstyles compared to the 80s, despite "gender liberation"? There are now more effective terminology words like "queer" or "transgender" that scares little kids to the point that they want to make certain everybody understands, "I'm a boy, not queer or transgender" etc. And that's the whole goal. All those terms spread by big media using big budgets, and none were grass roots terminology that sprouted up due to popularity. The popularity of terms like "gay" and "queer" today only holds because other cool terminology is effectively censored by big media. It's a big media requirement that homosexuals be gay and queer, in other words, and not cool or hip, and if they are, then, well, they'll never get on the news as a civil rights quests, or be a character in a cool movie. The answer is "big media" and "big budgets" that's where LGBTQ, sissies, and all the stereotypes come from. And culture is an echo chamber, the cool stuff gets muffled, the gay stuff gets amplified for all to hear over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over . . .
I’ve met far too many people that think homosexuality is a modern phenomenon. This video just goes to show that culture has a much bigger impact on the way people think and exist than a lot of people realize.
Homosexuality as we currently think of it is a modern phenomenon. The orientation model is a 19th century concept proposed by Karl Ulrichs that suggests ‘people are born this way’, whereas historically speaking sexuality was more so regarded in respect to gender expectation.
@@glvine3355 Im not quite picking up what you’re putting down. I’m saying that I’ve met many people down here in the south that think the first time a man put his dick in another man’s ass was in the 20th century.
It is very surprising and interesting to know especially the Spartans. Just to share, In old times in my country, it is a blessed to have a gender fluid member of the family because they have greater understanding and just like other colonized countries, they make them look bad through religion.
The ages of less restriction lead to times where it got outright banned. So don't go out making love in front of children, and the next generation might get to be gay as well.
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bruh i thought this video had millions of views or something not 140 haha
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probably because it's horribly inaccurate
Super well made dude love the animation haha
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Love this! It reminded me of a joke an NPC made in Assassins Creed: Origins:
“Greeks invented threesomes, and Romans added women to it.”
As a lover of both the men and the women it made me chuckle. 😅
In a few years I'll be able to say I was here from the start, keep the great work!
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never thought i'd hear Nero be described as chill 💀💀
this is why the Nero fire 3:21
The quality is insane, this is so underrated, its actually sad.
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Underrated and u got a new sub
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fucking LOVE these videos!!!!!!! definitely keep making them.
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Great video 😂
i think the balance of adult themes and child-level explanation needs a bit of a rethink but otherwise great video :) keep going and it could be your job one day, if thats what you want
The first unambiguous mention of homosexuality in history is from an assyrian law code tablet, where severe punishment is prescribed. Most greek city states also had laws against sodomy, some going as far as handing out capital punishment to gay men
Actually, there wasn't an ancient concept of being "gay". Words for homosexuality didn't even exist until recently, even the word "homosexual" is relatively new. "Gay" is just as new in use for homosexuality. Prior to then, the words just expressed sexuality, eros (someone is good looking, male or female), and masculine and feminine elements. Today, the litmus test for being an exemplary woman is still be considered erotically attractive (and thus the need to cosmetics, alluring hair styles, and sexy clothing . . . for males, the exemplary example of manhood is still to be a masculine work horse that never tires, or equally strong warrior. But during ancient times, youth was the age of being attractive, both genders. Plato expressed erotic attraction for both genders in the age of their youth, but also said with his Athenian character that non-procreative sex should be shamed by society (and that elder lawmakers should take great care that youths never find out what they were trying to do, else they'd have a conniption [from Plato's Laws] ). As for cultural control today, there are less laws but more "norms" for gender control. It's well known know that government isn't well liked when it mandates human farm husbandry policies, like the laws that put homosexuals in prison (including World War 2 hero Alan Turing). Those laws were complete catastrophe and both failed to control homosexuality and put the government into the role of playing dictator with folks private lives. That's part of the reason why LGBTQ+ terminology grew from from simple "gay" terminology: There had been a huge unexpected backlash against culturally ridiculing folks for being "gay" (which was a sissy shaming term used even more frequently on innocent school children than it was on homosexual men) So folks started "coming out" as gay everywhere. Then that sort of normalized the term to the point it became far less effective at shaming school boys for not embracing their gender roles. We all know that during the 60s, 70s and 80s boys proudly sported long flowing attractive hairstyles, all they while proudly straight. Many youth want to be viewed as attractive more so than strong work horse beasts. Nevertheless, with the advent of LGBTQ+ terminology, "attractive" hair that covers the ears is considered non-masculine nowadays, just as homosexuality had once been banned homosexuals are now liberated in freedom. So why the change in more restrictive hairstyles compared to the 80s, despite "gender liberation"? There are now more effective terminology words like "queer" or "transgender" that scares little kids to the point that they want to make certain everybody understands, "I'm a boy, not queer or transgender" etc. And that's the whole goal. All those terms spread by big media using big budgets, and none were grass roots terminology that sprouted up due to popularity. The popularity of terms like "gay" and "queer" today only holds because other cool terminology is effectively censored by big media. It's a big media requirement that homosexuals be gay and queer, in other words, and not cool or hip, and if they are, then, well, they'll never get on the news as a civil rights quests, or be a character in a cool movie. The answer is "big media" and "big budgets" that's where LGBTQ, sissies, and all the stereotypes come from. And culture is an echo chamber, the cool stuff gets muffled, the gay stuff gets amplified for all to hear over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over . . .
Im actually taking a screenshot of your subs to show i was here before you were famous
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I was here when you had 14 subscribers bro
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Well done mate, quality connent. Praise be the god of algorithms
gotta love the sources in the description
First thing i thought... oof where did he get that from. So much is wrong or too superficial. Eww
it feels like the video ended in just 2 minutes. BTW love your videos
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good video keep going i think :d
This is sam on nella from wish but I fuckign love it keep it up
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Great video that tickled my starfish
calling nero chill only applies for this really
if you were christian
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300 hundred views only? The quality is pretty much the same as with the biggest stick man youtubers.
I’ve met far too many people that think homosexuality is a modern phenomenon. This video just goes to show that culture has a much bigger impact on the way people think and exist than a lot of people realize.
Homosexuality as we currently think of it is a modern phenomenon. The orientation model is a 19th century concept proposed by Karl Ulrichs that suggests ‘people are born this way’, whereas historically speaking sexuality was more so regarded in respect to gender expectation.
@@glvine3355 Im not quite picking up what you’re putting down. I’m saying that I’ve met many people down here in the south that think the first time a man put his dick in another man’s ass was in the 20th century.
Wild generalisations, not a drop of nuance on such a big topic
This is one of the funniest videos hahahah
It is very surprising and interesting to know especially the Spartans. Just to share, In old times in my country, it is a blessed to have a gender fluid member of the family because they have greater understanding and just like other colonized countries, they make them look bad through religion.
The ages of less restriction lead to times where it got outright banned. So don't go out making love in front of children, and the next generation might get to be gay as well.
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I hate this!