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6/29/2025, 9:10:43 AM
>>3972875
I get where you're coming from considering this is a "shota" thread, but consider these two threads which disprove the connotation between the drawn male form in its beauty and alleged homosexual ideation.
>>3914990
>>3970121
>No, straight guys have no interest in camarederie given how they treat fellow men in majority of situations and there is no such thing as a straight male gaze when it comes to shota or anything involving males.
Have you forgotten about the bond between Achilles and Patroclus? Gilgamesh and Enkidu? Tom and Huck? Male camaraderie is an endangered form of friendship that used to present throughout history and literature, with stories of "blood brothers" or "soul siblings" forging relationships that are just as passionate or sometimes even more powerful than romantic love, all without any sexual or homoerotic tension ("Blood Brotherhood" Jack Donovan, Nathan F. Miller). Cicero would write about this bond for the Pagan in "De Amicitia" with Aelred of Rievaulx continuing Cicero's work and adapting it for the Christian. Yes, men unfortunately nowadays have zero interest in other men, I agree with you. But a closer look at history shows that things were not always this way and that (hopefully) we can turn back the clock and bring men closer together.
I get where you're coming from considering this is a "shota" thread, but consider these two threads which disprove the connotation between the drawn male form in its beauty and alleged homosexual ideation.
>>3914990
>>3970121
>No, straight guys have no interest in camarederie given how they treat fellow men in majority of situations and there is no such thing as a straight male gaze when it comes to shota or anything involving males.
Have you forgotten about the bond between Achilles and Patroclus? Gilgamesh and Enkidu? Tom and Huck? Male camaraderie is an endangered form of friendship that used to present throughout history and literature, with stories of "blood brothers" or "soul siblings" forging relationships that are just as passionate or sometimes even more powerful than romantic love, all without any sexual or homoerotic tension ("Blood Brotherhood" Jack Donovan, Nathan F. Miller). Cicero would write about this bond for the Pagan in "De Amicitia" with Aelred of Rievaulx continuing Cicero's work and adapting it for the Christian. Yes, men unfortunately nowadays have zero interest in other men, I agree with you. But a closer look at history shows that things were not always this way and that (hopefully) we can turn back the clock and bring men closer together.
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