Somebody else here is attracted to the concept of Pederasty,

>>2656213
>Why did it disappeared?
Theodosius I, the Traitor.

>girls
Degenerate

But seriously, Germanic influences coupled with Christian thought entering the empire.

>>2656440
>Germanic influences
Do germanicucks actually think this?

>>2656443
That fucking children is wrong? Yeah, I guess you could say it's frowned upon.

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>>2656213
>implying it disappeared
Still alive and well in Afghanistan.

But I guess it stopped in the West because of the concept of kids having to be protected from labour and sexual relations + Christianity is against pederasty

>>2657034
>the concept of kids having to be protected from labour and sexual relations
I think that this is pretty recent. It came with the jewish sects that invaded Rome.

Romans had already started considering it a bit gross before Christianity came along, and certain Greek states railed against it pretty hard. It was by no means ubiquitous in Greece or Rome.

>>2657570
Republican Rome was quite puritan while it was still a hardy rustic community. Cato the Elder bitched against Greeks and their perverted ways often in his works. The term graeculus was basically a codeword for degenerate in his time.

Rome got corrupted only when the riches started flowing in after the conquests.

>>2657512
It's because they want the practice for themselves only. Just look at Jeff Epstein and Dirty Dan. Or Hollywood in general.

>>2658181
Hitler knew the truth. He surely wanted to give us cute young boys for free.

>>2656213
>why did being gay and male disappear
it didn't?

>(not only with boys, but also girls)
pederasty and paedophilia are different things, pederasty is synonymous with homosexuality and carries the connotation of homosexual paedophilia but can refer to any male on male homosexual union

>>2658201
>cute young boys for free
>for free
>free
So you're saying hitler is some kind of socialist?

>>2656440
It was Christianity, not "Germanic influences". There are references to (Celtic and) Germanic tribes, like the Taifali, practicing things along those lines. The problem is that those societies were never that well-documented at early times.

There have been theories connecting it to Indo-European initiation rites and rituals so it makes sense that most of Europe might practice such things at various points. But it's probably more universal behavior that specific cultural contexts put a stop to e.g. Christianity.

"This was the original pleasure palace. In the sumptuous gardens, young men and women dressed as nubile nymphs and coquettish Pans openly prostituted themselves to guests in woodland 'lechery nooks' beneath the stars.
Inside the imperial cliff-top villa, fortified by the finest food and wines served by nude handmaidens, wanton licence took hold. Troupes of beautiful youths of both sexes, gathered from all corners of the Roman world and trained in unusual sexual practices, reclined in vast marble halls ready to excite the elderly Emperor's flagging libido."
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-401321/Romans-palace-deparavity.html

>>2659529

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdH3jo-A2Uw

"Caligula was only 25 years old when he became the Emperor of Rome in 37 AD. Finally freed from being the “pampered prisoner” of his father’s murderer, Caligula was a loved and welcomed Emperor. He granted bonuses to those in the military, eliminated unfair taxes, and freed those who had been unjustly imprisoned. He hosted lavish chariot races, gladiator shows, and plays. He ordered the bones of his mother and brothers retrieved, and placed them in the tomb of Augustus. Caligula was very tall and pale. While his head was bald, his body was extremely hairy, and as a result, he was often the subject of jokes. Caligula subsequently made it a crime for anyone to mention a goat in his presence, punishable by death.

A few short months after Caligula became Emperor, he became seriously ill. It was believed that he may have been poisoned. Although he recovered from his illness, it is said that at this point Caligula went mad. He began killing those close to him, or sending them to exile. He had Tiberius Gemellus, his cousin and adopted son, executed. Caligula’s grandmother was outraged by this, and died soon thereafter. There is disagreement as to how she died, with some saying she committed suicide, and others insisting she was poisoned by Caligula."

>>2659500
Yeah, a national socialist.

>>2659557
>made it a crime for anyone to mention a goat in his presence
couldnt handle the bantz

>>2659500
Redistribute the means of pleasure I guess

bamp

>>2659493
In my language paedophilia is the attraction to minors, pederasty is when you consummate a sexual relationship with him/her.

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>>2656213
There must be a pretty intense exchange of feelings. You know, being a father, a guide, a lover... All at the same time! Damn, makes me want to try it too.

>implying you wouldn't tutor Sean...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHCU-wo51sU