Example of masculinity not being the norm in history

[mug]

The 1st one shows a guy that looks like he has eyeliner and lipstick..: but is meant to show what looking good looks like.. slide 2 looks like the one punch man meme…


Maybe slide 1 is being over exaggerated for the meme like they do in anime but the 1920s was pretty homo erotic

 

[Gaygymmaxx]

meds are in desperate need of being taken

 

[2d v2]

there are scriptures from ancient rome talking about men wearing dresses, its nothing new

 

[mug]

there are scriptures from ancient rome talking about men wearing dresses, its nothing new

Yeah, society will always have its dualities of typically masculine and feminine people reguardless whether they are man or woman

 

[Gonthar]

there are scriptures from ancient rome talking about men wearing dresses, its nothing new

A lot of that is most likely later Christian propaganda to make the pagan Romans looks sick and perverted...

 

[2d v2]

A lot of that is most likely later Christian propaganda to make the pagan Romans looks sick and perverted...

they fucked eachothers assholes in bath houses, they were perverts

 

[Gonthar]

they fucked eachothers assholes in bath houses, they were perverts

Real Romans were manly, active and fucked whatever they could, it wasn't considered gay banging other men, just like in prison. Being passive and getting fucked was considered effeminate and unmanly, only slaves, manwhores and entertainers(singers, dancers, actors) would do this, back then entertainers were considered to be pretty much the same as prostitutes.
Anyway, a lot of the later Christian propaganda would claim that the pagan Roman nobles and emperors were also passive homosexuals to defame them.