>>17921629
>which gives a distorted view of how sexually developed boys in the past would have been.
Yeah everytime someone says boy I think an 8 year old boy. But they use it to refer to young men who already have developed physically.

List of Greek mythological figures who had some sort of homosexual relation with each other according to extant ancient sources:
>Achilles and Antilochus, Achilles and Patroclus, Agamemnon and Argynnus, Ameinias and Narcissus, Apollo and Admetus, Apollo and Adonis, Apollo and Boreas, Apollo and Branchus, Apollo and Carnus, Apollo and Cyparissus, Apollo and Helenus, Apollo and Hyacinth, Apollo and Hymenaios, Apollo and Iapis, Ares and Alectryon, Artemis and Callisto, Asclepius and Hippolytus, Athis and Lycabas, Boreas and Hyacinth, Chiron and Dionysus, Cleostratus and Menestratus, Cycnus and Phaethon, Cycnus and Phylius, Cydon and Clytius, Dionysus and Ampelus, Dionysus and Prosymnus, Eurybarus and Alcyoneus, Helios and Nerites, Hephaestus and Peleus, Heracles and Abderus, Heracles and Eurystheus, Heracles and Hylas, Heracles and Iolaus, Hermes and Amphion, Hermes and Crocus, Hermes and Perseus, Hermes and Pollux, Hesperus and Hymenaeus, Hymenaeus and Argynnus, Hypnos and Endymion, Ianthe and Iphis, Kalamos and Karpos, Laius and Chrysippus, Marsyas and Olympus, Minos and Atymnius, Minos and Ganymede, Minos and Miletus, Minos and Theseus, Nisus and Euryalus, Orestes and Pylades, Orpheus and the Thracians, Orpheus and Kalais, Pan and Daphnis, Paris and Antheus, Polyphemus and Silenus, Poseidon and Nerites, Poseidon and Pelops, Polyeidos and Glaucus, Rhadamanthus and Talos, Sarpedon and Atymnius, Sarpedon and Miletus, Silvanus and Cyparissus, Thamyris and Hyacinth, Theseus and Pirithous, Zephyrus and Cyparissus, Zephyrus and Hyacinth, Zeus and Aëtos, Zeus (Artemis) and Callisto, Zeus and Euphorion, Zeus and Ganymede.

Yeah, really seems like a society that abhorred homosexuality.

>>509347309
Why did they believe their gods had homosexual relations with boys? The following are mythological figures which were involved in homosexual relations according to ancient accounts:
Achilles and Antilochus, Achilles and Patroclus, Agamemnon and Argynnus, Ameinias and Narcissus, Apollo and Admetus, Apollo and Adonis, Apollo and Boreas, Apollo and Branchus, Apollo and Carnus, Apollo and Cyparissus, Apollo and Helenus, Apollo and Hyacinth, Apollo and Hymenaios, Apollo and Iapis, Ares and Alectryon, Artemis and Callisto, Asclepius and Hippolytus, Athena and Myrmex, Athis and Lycabas, Boreas and Hyacinth, Chiron and Dionysus, Cleostratus and Menestratus, Cycnus and Phaethon, Cycnus and Phylius, Cydon and Clytius, Dionysus and Ampelus, Dionysus and Prosymnus, Eurybarus and Alcyoneus, Helios and Nerites, Hephaestus and Peleus, Heracles and Abderus, Heracles and Eurystheus, Heracles and Hylas, Heracles and Iolaus, Hermes and Amphion, Hermes and Crocus, Hermes and Perseus, Hermes and Pollux, Hesperus and Hymenaeus, Hymenaeus and Argynnus, Hypnos and Endymion, Ianthe and Iphis, Kalamos and Karpos, Laius and Chrysippus, Marsyas and Olympus, Minos and Atymnius, Minos and Ganymede, Minos and Miletus, Minos and Theseus, Nisus and Euryalus, Orestes and Pylades, Orpheus and the Thracians, Orpheus and Kalais, Pan and Daphnis, Paris and Antheus, Polyphemus and Silenus, Poseidon and Nerites, Poseidon and Pelops, Polyeidos and Glaucus, Rhadamanthus and Talos, Sarpedon and Atymnius, Sarpedon and Miletus, Silvanus and Cyparissus, Thamyris and Hyacinth, Theseus and Pirithous, Zephyrus and Cyparissus, Zephyrus and Hyacinth, Zeus and Aëtos, Zeus (Artemis) and Callisto, Zeus and Euphorion, Zeus and Ganymede.

>>508994462
*the progenitors of western civilization