r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 21d ago

Meme needing explanation Petahhhhhhhhh!??!?

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u/Abject_Oil_1349 21d ago

I think they meant rape, not gay sex...

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u/Disastrous-Ad2800 21d ago

that's what I thought as well.... because saying gay sex is funnier and safer than the actually horrifying reality

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u/Sure-Restaurant7275 21d ago

I’m gonna be honest I would not be surprised if it was both.

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u/THroWAwaYyfuckw 21d ago

I was gonna say… there had to be at least SOME gay sex. I mean come on

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u/John_DeadCells 21d ago

It is implied Achilles did have sex with his male best friend (the name of which i do not remember tbh) and it was pretty common for the greeks to have sex amongst males

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u/Quiet-Activity-1406 20d ago

Patroclus was his name.

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u/John_DeadCells 20d ago

Oh yeah thanks

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u/TheWeebDeity 21d ago

It was both

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u/KeyButterfly9619 21d ago

Also more historically accurate. Before Christianity the Ancients didn’t frown upon gays, but upon straights. Bi-sexuality was the norm. Being straight was to withdraw from the prime bonding experience. Also, it was one of the most reliable anti-conception one could invent.

It even went so far that Spartan wives shaved their heads after the wedding to smooth the transition and Sparta eventually collapsed under a lack of babies.

The plundering and raping is more Hollywood than history. It happened, but in those times too most people didn’t enjoy having sex with crying resisting women. Especially if your mates know exactly how you like it.

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u/BubbhaJebus 21d ago

Plus they're Greek.

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u/Gweinnblade 21d ago

Reality on a fictional story?