Before the advent of printed pornography, what did men do when

They used a mirror to look at their own asses.

>>2755403
they closed their eyes and thought about their qt queen.

>>2755412
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>>2755403
Pornography always existed idiot.

Back then there were of course no photos, but drawings. And you could purchase them too. Just look at some classical painting and statues with naked women. The women are suspiciously hot.

>>2755479

>In a few centuries our fap material will be displayed in national art galleries and viewed dispassionately by people who like to think about it's aesthetics, socioeconomic context, and deeper meanings.

>>2755403

Only the very wealthy could affort highly artistic but also highly illegal sets of French lithographs

>>2755555
Nice meme

>>2755403
I vaguely recall (perhaps from Herodotus) a story about there being a statue of Aphrodite in the grounds of a temple in Anatolia. They eventually had to shut it away because so many men were sneaking onto the land and spunking onto the statue.

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>>2755403
Pornographic drawings, paintings.

Even written books, actually. It's print media, but the best example was during the heydey of pulp fiction novels. Sure there were pinup mags but in the 50s straight up showing sex in photos was still pretty illegal, so anyone wanting to wank over hardcore gangbangs, jailbait, gay sex had to do so with pulp novels.

>>2755662
Those hot glue men, at it again.