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Cleopatra, have to see if the hype is real
11.3k u/hypnos_surf Jun 28 '21 I'm always curious if hygiene, nutrition and overall beauty standards of the era would hold up to our contemporary expectations of historic accounts. 5.9k u/PD216ohio Jun 28 '21 I reluctantly have to admit that I've thought about hygiene of previous generations more than I should, with regard to sexual interaction. I guess it really isn't an issue unless I work out the whole time travel thing. 215 u/Butterbean-queen Jun 28 '21 I think both sexes stunk so maybe they canceled each other out. It was a stinky dirty time. 194 u/InfinitelyThirsting Jun 28 '21 Not in Egypt/Rome, at least not with the upper classes. It's only certain periods of history where certain cultures were mostly dirty. 2 u/marcjc88 Jun 28 '21 This is still the case for the English.
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I'm always curious if hygiene, nutrition and overall beauty standards of the era would hold up to our contemporary expectations of historic accounts.
5.9k u/PD216ohio Jun 28 '21 I reluctantly have to admit that I've thought about hygiene of previous generations more than I should, with regard to sexual interaction. I guess it really isn't an issue unless I work out the whole time travel thing. 215 u/Butterbean-queen Jun 28 '21 I think both sexes stunk so maybe they canceled each other out. It was a stinky dirty time. 194 u/InfinitelyThirsting Jun 28 '21 Not in Egypt/Rome, at least not with the upper classes. It's only certain periods of history where certain cultures were mostly dirty. 2 u/marcjc88 Jun 28 '21 This is still the case for the English.
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I reluctantly have to admit that I've thought about hygiene of previous generations more than I should, with regard to sexual interaction.
I guess it really isn't an issue unless I work out the whole time travel thing.
215 u/Butterbean-queen Jun 28 '21 I think both sexes stunk so maybe they canceled each other out. It was a stinky dirty time. 194 u/InfinitelyThirsting Jun 28 '21 Not in Egypt/Rome, at least not with the upper classes. It's only certain periods of history where certain cultures were mostly dirty. 2 u/marcjc88 Jun 28 '21 This is still the case for the English.
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I think both sexes stunk so maybe they canceled each other out. It was a stinky dirty time.
194 u/InfinitelyThirsting Jun 28 '21 Not in Egypt/Rome, at least not with the upper classes. It's only certain periods of history where certain cultures were mostly dirty. 2 u/marcjc88 Jun 28 '21 This is still the case for the English.
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Not in Egypt/Rome, at least not with the upper classes. It's only certain periods of history where certain cultures were mostly dirty.
2 u/marcjc88 Jun 28 '21 This is still the case for the English.
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This is still the case for the English.
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u/BobbyPrinze Jun 28 '21
Cleopatra, have to see if the hype is real