Ancient Greeks and Male Virility
I don't understand how the Ancient Greeks used to sculpt seriously GigaChad men with tiny dicklets. Where were the firehoses that Stacey allegedly craves?
I could never have a statuesque physique, but if tiny dicklets were still in vogue I'd at least feel better about presenting mine to a hooker.
I know humans have been chopping off dicks (big and small) for millenia, but when was this shift into shame? Can the trend be reversed?
Posted Aug 15, 2018, 12:24 AM UTC
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The vogue of Classical Greece was "more-rational-than-thou" and the tiny, flaccid phalluses featured on their statuary were reflective of this; they were meant to emphasize the power of the rational minds of those portrayed to control their base appetites - only Barbarians, after all, thought with their dicks.
Smart. Interesting when applied to the modern day. Thanks for your insight
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