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@DavidT8899 Not true, Greeks prior to the romans were quite sexually active and would screw anything. It took a few centuries, near the end of the Roman Republic for a shift to take place on sexual restraint, such as the Rape of Lucretia. Arius Didymus never wrote on a anti-masturbation theme, but it seems it was his policies Emperor Augustus adopted.

I believe you are projecting other people you have negative sterotype about upon me.

I can assure you ,sir,that I harbor NO negative stereotypes about ANYONE based on their race or ethnic background.I was simply trying to understand your reasoning.

@DavidT8899 I stated my reasoning above. The current sexual mores of the left is something cobbled together by a handful of individuals with little basis in history, or in sociology. It's cracking and messing up for precisely that reason.

We've had societies ran by gays and transexuals, and they had stable atteibutes to them. The transexuals tend to fall hard (really hard), but they have had a good stable run when they do operate, but in order to pull that off you have to turn society upside down. We are only 1/3rd of the way there.

Purely feminist societies caused the most inequality in antiquity. The philosopher Sphaerus was tasked with reforming Sparta, which was completely controlled by women at that point due to generations of disenfranchised males being pushed out while women controlled and compounded their ownership of property. It got to the point Sparta couldn't field a army anymore.

Whenever a society goes on one of these leftist binges of anything goes, in the first couple generations it isn't understood what the repercussions are. Sometimes it works out- like the cuckold communities Marco Polo found isolated on the Silk Road- they couldn't maintain a large enough genepool to avoid incest, so brothers married sisters, and they figured out after a while that had negative consequences. The end result was they let traders do their women (any woman of any age) in a household and the men let this happen. It lead to good health in the community as they got refukar outside DNA and stable households. It doesn't work largescale elsewhere in communities where incest isn't the norm. That's a case of a positive, the negatives far outnumber.

The greeks themselves moved away from homosexuality and sex with minors prior to christianity. Romans started too. It took centuries of thought, and there was backsliding and holdouts. Christianity didn't invent it's sexual mores (outside of monastacism), it merely adopted it from the Roman elites. It was a very well thought out system, built upon centuries of reflection.