Comments by "bohemianwriter1" (@bohemianwriter1) on "Gay Vikings? Part 1: Norse Law" video.

@dennisnordlund902 Don't think you'll enter any cuckservative utopia where you could worship your manly men without being bothered. Queston isn't whether Lgbtq people existed during those times. Question is how they defined it, and how they dealt with it on daily life. Some were more accepting than otehrs. Like many empires who had eunuchs in their bureaucratic system. The macine and oil that made empires work. Roman times were the worst. Emperors would marry men, women, eunuchs and horses. Sometimes all at once. It's only in these stiff collar hyper emotional beta men today who longs for some machismo society you could not survive one day in. Other than that, do you think that the jotnes were completely blind when meeting a cross dressing Thor with full bears and a thunderous masculine voice? Or is Thor a god who shape shift into whatever form, sex, gender and creature he goddamn wants to?
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Back in the Viking Ages, personal insults was a very serious business. I guess their alleged machismo hung by the thread of whether you let yourself be insulted, and be viewed as a cuck, or someone who were so thin skinned that he'd draw a sword, or an axe just for looking at someone funny. Why do you think that my ancestor Eirik Blood Axe got his name from? He got his feefees hurt so easily. And needed to drench his feigning machismo in someone else's blood - and to hide the fact that he was fucking the stable boy in his spare time.
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