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In reply to the discussion: Phys.org: How Roman society integrated people who altered their bodies and defied gender norms [View all]

nycbos

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1. So Life Of Brian wasn't to far off.
Reply to DBoon (Original post)
Mon Feb 24, 2025, 11:19 PM
Feb 24


I mean, they had such illustrious figures as Bigus Dickus

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Phys.org: How Roman society integrated people who altered their bodies and defied gender norms [View all] DBoon Feb 24 OP
So Life Of Brian wasn't to far off. nycbos Feb 24 #1
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