Pedophilia implies including girls, so no.
Liking teenaged boys isnt pedophilic. Its literally no different from heterosexual males and their love of tweenaged girls.
Anyway the Eleusian Mysteries were a mistake. I bet the higher levels were no different from Epstein shit considering that it focuses on a mother and daughter.
Ill stick to the men, thanks!

>>18731415
>no different from heterosexual males and their love of tweenaged girls
But anon, that is literally pedophilia

>>18731417
Thats literally not pedophilia actually
Like literally literally not

>>18731379
All faggots are, they like to deny it due to their natures being this way. Why did Antinous kill himself?
Hadrian was a mentally raped creature in his own right and his only redeeming quality is culling kike uprisings, even then it's debatable whether he was "in the right" in this case.

>>18731379
People in his same culture and time period married girls Antinous' age, so no.

>>18731486
>Why did Antinous kill himself?
He didn't? He drowned. It was an accident

>>18731486
Antinous was from Bithynia so he was probably used to getting his cheeks clapped by older men, if he was going to ack himself over it he would've done it a lot earlier

>>18731486
Hadrian liked antinous like straight men like teenage girls

>>18731492
>>18731493
>>18731496
>faggot cope

>>18731486
>Why did Antinous kill himself?
He didn't. He got drunk, fell in a river, and drowned. Many people had done that before him and many have done it since.

>>18731505
>drown yourself after being raped repeatedly by another man
>its dismissed as 'faggot cope' centuries later

>>18731514
You can't read for shit, can you?
Yeah, he did. And the faggots here are coping that it's an accident. It clearly wasn't.

>>18731521
Didn't he follow Hadrian for like 11 years? I don't think he was raped.

>>18731528
>>18731521
One of their favorite pastimes was hunting. Plenty of opportunity to kill Hadrian or himself. But no, he totally chose to drown to death on purpose.

>muh river drowning
Its literally an allusion to Hylas and other similar, related myths
Either you battle the river god like Achilles or you drown in them
A story about the cosmic currents

>>18731573
Elaborate?

>>18731709
Most of what we know of myths and history that we keep repeating is just a retelling of major cataclysms in the cosmos that gave shape to the system as we know it

However misunderstandings in this communication system has led to figures being misplaced or added in or replaced that has led to people get confused and constantly arguing about what's what

>>18731379
many such cases

>>18731379
You keep Rome chugging along a little while longer, long enough for more Latin classics to be written for me to enjoy 2000 years later, then I give a lot of leeway.

>>18731415
This post reminds me of that joke where a jewess asks for money from her dad and he keeps shrinking the amount as he rambles on about how she doesn't need it at all.