Homosexuality was accepted in Greek culture from "summary" of The Greeks by Paul Cartledge
In ancient Greek culture, the practice of homosexuality was widely accepted and even celebrated. This acceptance was deeply rooted in the social, political, and religious structures of the time. The Greeks believed that same-sex relationships were not only natural but also beneficial to society. They viewed love between men as a form of mentorship and education, where older men would guide younger men in various aspects of life. This concept of same-sex relationships was considered a fundamental part of Greek society, with prominent figures such as philosophers, poets, and politicians engaging in homosexual relationships openly. These re...
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