https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euX QbZDwV0w Is it true? Di

>>2487045
My theory is that homosexuality, asexuality, or whatever other sexualities have always existed in human society, however we only are just becoming aware of it because we don't force every man to marry a woman at age 10

I don´t think so, there is a sex-changing west african deity, can´t remember if yoruba or whatever
brb I had to make some google search

>>2487073
Osumare, literally "rainbow"
makes you think...

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This guy had a male harem.

>>2487045
Because homosexuality/LGBT is a modern western invention.

Non-hetero stuff always existed but only the West has made it into a concrete thing or something one identifies as.

>>2487460
This guy for example fucked guys because it's a display of his power (see prison sexuality) and we have no record of him personally saying he's x or whatever. We have no glimpse in his mind because for all you know he either: gets off on using his authority to force others to fuck him and forcing males to do so makes him harder because of how degrading it is being forced to surrender his brown flower, he likes boipucci but he'd never invest any romantic attachment to males, "I fuck boys not men", he's horny as fuck and that teen boy that's picking up the leaves has a pert ass and my 2nd wife is pregnant. Applying western concepts to a non-western guy is a shit and futile effort because it's like apples and oranges, the sexual and social dynamics is completely different.

>>2487529
>Non-hetero stuff always existed but only the West has made it into a concrete thing or something one identifies as.

or they have their own stuff that the west translates into their own concept stupidly or in the case of Two-Spirits co-opted.

>>2487045
The concept of someone being solely homosexual didn't exist until fairly recently. Fucking boys or having a male lover on the side was seen as more of a "friends with benefits" or dominance thing like >>2487529 describes.

>>2487061
What are you talking about? Many cultures were proud boy lovers. Ancient Greece, Rome and Japan come to mind.