/lit/ - Literature

>>12357103
(((rude)))

>>12357141
Since when has sexuality not been a constantly moving spectrum?

Wasn't it Aristotle who said "In his youth he stole the men from their women and in his age the women from their men", it was Aristotle, Plato or Socrates I can't remember which one but it was in regards to a man of great power.

I believe there's a quote that goes something like "A man sees beauty in all people". Which explains the often bisexual relationships observed in early Hellas.

Alexander the Great supposedly had a gay childhood relationship with his best friend Hephaestion. And considering the extreme relationship between Alexander and his father maybe that would explain his homosexuality but I doubt that's all it was.

>>12336494
>>12336521
>>12336535
uhm I'm not religious but yes the bible is extremely interesting.

Only made more interesting by the dead sea scrolls which are dated as 1-4th AD and obviously came from the same source material. Some of it is word for word in the bible. I would love to see what the Vatican has locked away.