Emperor Hadrian was openly gay

Emperor Heligabolus was a trans Iranian

And is a major reason Christmas became a Christian holiday

Because he helped spread Sol Invictus to the west

Hot gay historical sex

Nice

wrong. emperor heligabolus was a *male* autogynephile.

but sure misconstruct history lol

**he** never openly identified as transgender, rather he was a man who loved women but put on womens clothes hence why he was an emperor and not an empress

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Heligabolus was also fucked in the head and when he was eventually murdered, he was defiled by roman citizens and eventually tossed into the tibern

He also supposedly had sexual relations with a blonde male slave

But alot of information about him is dubious at best

EXTREMELY hot stuff

Holy smokes

This is bringing the heat

😳 What if you get captured while raiding a roman garrison and brought before the emperor to be used and abused

But then you become the user and abuser

😳

A jellyfish’s mouth is also it’s anus

From the beginning of the human race there was two genders. We now have, two genders.

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Pennies have tasted less like copper recently

You cant taste metal fyi
But what
Whos sticking their dick in pennies?

I’m sticking pennies in my dick

Don't put pennies in your penis

Underrated kink tbh

Lol pennies aren’t copper anymore

Not so fun fact!

There was once a war over football.

And don't get me started on the war of the bucket

He’s right there really was

@Six rigidly defined genders are actually a fairly recent invention in human history

Imperial Rome definitely didn’t broadly believe in them

The idea that you would marry the same person you loved was sort of a joke, a subject of derision

Augustus was made fun of for loving his wife

based bullies

Based is based

Women in rome didn't even have a proper name

Just their family name

And boys and girls were raised very differently + patriarchs led the family

that's not accurate, women had the same naming scheme as men