The emergence of homosexuality in Europe

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According to some evidence (in particular, the archaeologist Gimbutas), homosexuality and matriarchy were widespread in Old Europe.

I thought a lot about what the connection could be, and finally I seem to understand what the matter is.

Old Europeans lived mostly on poor lands, food supply was limited. Women ruled there, but not all, but only a certain group.

Since it was a symbol of fertility, apparently they were also women in childbirth. It was the type of matriarchal similar to families of pigs and lions. Most of all it looks like an anthill. A pride of females, one or litle more inseminators, and the rest are workers.

Apparently, men were preferable as workers, so women were more often killed and eaten, especially since they competed with the "godesses". Because of this, a shortage of women was created, and men mated with each other as surrogate sex.

The shortage of food resources is also confirmed by the fact that they saved the land, they had many buildings on pillars.

Traces of cannibalism are found very often there. Impressions of teeth on bones finded there.

 

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In modern Germany, sometimes there is a surge in the birth rate of feral pigs when seasoned females are shot. Mature females control the birth rate among the young, they forbid them from mating.

 

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according to wikipedia:


Females are more prone to cannibalism than males. The object of cannibalism is often young individuals of their own species

1. G. A. Polis, The evolution and dynamics of intraspecific predation. Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics 12, 225—251 (1981).
2. ↑ Laurel R. Fox, Cannibalism in natural populations. Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics 6, 87-106 (1975).
3. ↑ M. A. Elgar and B. J. (eds) Crespi, Cannibalism: Ecology and evolution among diverse taxa. (Oxford University Press, New York, 1992).

 

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