Sexy jokes

Um ... If you must say so, I think so. . .

In ancient Greek mythology, Zeus, the king of the gods, loved neither his incestuous sister Hera nor Princess Europa, who was lured by his transformation into a bull. He loved Ganymede, a teenager in Crete. He turned into an eagle and took the beautiful boy away. He openly adored him on Mount Olympus, causing Hera's jealousy, and designed to kill the beautiful boy and turn him into a water bottle. Zeus was heartbroken and sealed Ganymede's soul in the sky. This is the origin of Aquarius.

Homer pointed out very clearly in the epic Iliad that the reason why Gnomedes was taken away by Zeus was "his charming body". This sentence also reveals the most important social weathering phenomenon in the whole ancient Greek period, that is, men love each other for men's sake.