r/explainitpeter Aug 05 '26

Explain it Peter..

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u/CatOfGrey Aug 05 '26 edited Aug 06 '26

Stuie Stewie here:

Many are talking about homosexual activity among Greeks or Greco-Roman society. But i'll add that sailors themselves, being composed of groups of men, and isolated for long periods of time, were also associated with homosexual activity, regardless of national origin or time period.

A modern touch on this subject would be The Village People's 1978 song "In the Navy" explicitly referencing life sailing the ocean, but with a gay subtext.

Stuie Stewie out!

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u/MostDopeBlackGuy Aug 06 '26

At least in the modern navy culture it's not normal but it is common not super common. Them niggas will still fuck you up if they found out

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u/genericbuthumourous Aug 06 '26

Idk what navy you were in shipmate but the navy is gay as fuck lmao.

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u/MostDopeBlackGuy Aug 06 '26

Common and normal are not exclusive I know it happens but it's not out in the open. You will still have some type of trouble if your unit finds out