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7/3/2025, 8:59:28 PM
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(Continued) As for greek gods and the such, again, that's wildly debated as customs were very different back then and it's dependent upon the "academic" one reads. Myself having read Adonis A. Georgiades "Homosexuality in Ancient Greece" which proposes that homosexual acts were not common and punishable by law is probably more accurate than the idea of Greece being a "gay paradise" (even still, I can't say that that book debunked every argument most revisionists make).
>Caravaggio was a homo
That's just speculation, which is unfortunate because I'm also a boy artist but I can't go a day thinking that others will get the wrong impression of what my work is trying to say. All I can recall about Caravaggio is that he got into a lot of fights and had a big mouth, so we can't say anything about his sexuality regardless of the fact whether he had favorite models that happened to be male.
(Continued) As for greek gods and the such, again, that's wildly debated as customs were very different back then and it's dependent upon the "academic" one reads. Myself having read Adonis A. Georgiades "Homosexuality in Ancient Greece" which proposes that homosexual acts were not common and punishable by law is probably more accurate than the idea of Greece being a "gay paradise" (even still, I can't say that that book debunked every argument most revisionists make).
>Caravaggio was a homo
That's just speculation, which is unfortunate because I'm also a boy artist but I can't go a day thinking that others will get the wrong impression of what my work is trying to say. All I can recall about Caravaggio is that he got into a lot of fights and had a big mouth, so we can't say anything about his sexuality regardless of the fact whether he had favorite models that happened to be male.
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