@georgia@spinster.xyz @GlitchesUnleashed@freespeechextremist.com It only appears 3 times, and the context is not about men in dresses.
@georgia@spinster.xyz @GlitchesUnleashed@freespeechextremist.com I'll quote it here for you:
In a section regarding Lesbians outside of western culture:
Lesotho, females engage in what is commonly considered sexual behavior to the Western world: they kiss, sleep together, rub genitals, participate in cunnilingus, and maintain their relationships with other females vigilantly. Since the people of Lesotho believe sex requires a penis, however, they do not consider their behavior sexual, nor label themselves lesbians.
@georgia@spinster.xyz @GlitchesUnleashed@freespeechextremist.com In a section regarding female homosexuality in western culture without identity:
Ideas about women's sexuality were linked to contemporary understanding of female physiology. The vagina was considered an inward version of the penis; where nature's perfection created a man, often nature was thought to be trying to right itself by prolapsing the vagina to form a penis in some women.
This is placed in a historical context of early medieval Europe and beliefs at the time.
@georgia@spinster.xyz @GlitchesUnleashed@freespeechextremist.com Ah, mistake. That's early MODERN Europe.
@georgia@spinster.xyz @GlitchesUnleashed@freespeechextremist.com Keep in mind that Early Modern Europe starts in like 1465 or something