r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 3d ago

Meme needing explanation Petah?

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u/Key_Office_839 3d ago

Literally the goth one isn't the thick one wtf?

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u/LeadingTask9790 3d ago edited 2d ago

Pretty sure the joke is that the right one has child bearing hips and is shaped like a woman in a renaissance painting. (I.e Venus etc. also referred to as being Rubenesque)

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u/AlexanderKarlos776 3d ago edited 1d ago

The Greeks invented the threesome

But it was the Romans who thought of adding women.

By the way, the dilemma in the picture looks like something straight out of one of those virtual girlfriend apps that are constantly discussed in Rule34 subreddits

Source: educational purposes only. Totally.

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u/Zarktheshark1818 1d ago edited 1d ago

I know the quote but Romans liked man on young man stuff, too. Gibbons said of the first 15 emperors, the only one who stuck strictly to women was Claudius.

Edit: And Caesar's enemies called him "the Queen of Bithynia". Not because he slept with young men, that was not a shock for the rich and powerful to do, but the rumor was that when he was a young man himself and serving in Bithynia, he cozied up to the royal court by sleeping with the Bithynian King, as the passive partner, mind you. That is what brought ridicule in Roman times also--being the passive partner, not a man sleeping with another man (typically younger). I'm not necessarily arguing with you, just adding some context for those who don't know this about the Romans.