PM <@cannon.bang> wrote in
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> "pester@flophouse.com" <fhfhrytytt@shyeytege.org> wrote in
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>
>> "::Y-Not::" <+10$-Y-Not@here.com> wrote in
>> news:041220050516355844%+10$-Y- Not@here.com:
>>
>>> All ancient peoples were bisexual to some degree or another.
>>
>> Hello Ynot,
>> I not sure if I agree with you about this.It may or may not be true.
>> I think the same social and sexual taboo's have always existed.In
>> one society a certain taboo is convieniant and in other another taboo
>> is convieniant.also if you look at mankind over the long term,You
>> will find modern day taboo's have always existed.Just some become
>> more convienant at a certain time and place.
>> But specically about gay or bisexual taboos..If you look at the
>> machoistic
>> tendancies of many modern day societies.I think that same machoism
>> has always existed..
>> Of coarse taboos or not..People have always done what they wanted to
>> behind closed doors.
>> Even in the today's most liberal European countries such as Denmark
>> and
>> Holland.It is not hard to find those who are freaked by gay sex.
>> I was reading about sex in acient Rome..although bisexuallty was
>> widely excepted ..Those who were in a certain social strada were not
>> supposed to flaught their gayness..And take on a wife to protect
>> their families dignity.
>>
>> When you say "All ancient peoples were bisexual to some degree or
>> another."..That also can be said of modern man..Nero would have felt
>> right at home in an American gay bath house in pre aids 70's and
>> 80's. "
>>
>> Love pester
>>
>>
>
> Its me again LOL. As you are aware I have travelled the world to over
> 100 countries and have never found one country where gays are
> impossible to find. I have travelled to a number of Islamic countries,
> and in each one I have met gays, and I have met BLs. Both practicing
> but obviously in secrecy.In most european countries, many muslim boys
> are both gay and are happy to sell themselves. There is an old arabic
> saying "women for breeding, boys for love". Take it from me, I know.
> You may recently have seen a thread regarding a Spuistraat. This is a
> gay area in Amsterdam and most of the boys clubs are staffed by a
> majority of arabic boys, many who are practicing muslims. It is not a
> fault of religion that they choose this, but for both personal sexual
> reasons and in some cases purely financial. These clubs are so well
> organised that anyone can go in, have a coffee, talk to the boys, no
> obligation, unless that is what you are into. Most of the ones I have
> talked to, and I have only talked as 18 is the minimum age, but the
> coffee is usually good, and the chat very enlightening, think any
> religion should not dictate what a persons sexual preferences should
> be. These boys could be called hypocrites, whilst practicing a
> religion that finds homosexuality evil, actually participate because
> it is their body that dictates to them that is how they want to be. I
> find they are at least being honest with regard to their sexuality.
> And that is the thing they go through life with, religion is a
> secondary choice for which they can opt in or opt out. PM.
>
Hello PM,
In my travels I have found exactly the same thing.I have been throughout
the Pacific Rim, and Central South America,and the Carribean.
I think you may like Costa Rica.
Love pester
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