Julius Python 🍇

Hellenism | Dionysus | Aphrodite 🏛️🐍
Homer | Heraclitus | Nietzsche | Sade 🐅🎭
Art | Painting | Aesthetic | Beauty 🎨🖌️
Eroticism | Vitalism | Nudity 🔥💧

[Julius Python 🍇 @juliuspython]

“Pagans are all those who say yes to life, and to whom ‘God’ is a word signifying acquiescence in all things.”

Nietzsche - The Antichrist

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The Fencer
— James Montgomery Flagg (1877-1960)

[Καλός @realKalos]

The truth is simple. Men want to feel like big rapist beasts, and women want to feel like small raped fawns. This is just an extreme example of those desires. Let people enjoy things. 😌

[Julius Python 🍇 @juliuspython]

“The sexual organs are the true seat of the will, of which the opposite pole is the brain.”

— Schopenhauer, The World as Will and Representation

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Hades Carrying Eros to the Underworld
— Richard Westall (1765-1836)

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Bacchante
— Tadeusz Styka (1889-1954)

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Diana in a Chariot Drawn by Owls
— Jean-Baptiste Poncet

[kërcë @KERCENIM]

“I, the last disciple of the philosopher Dionysus,—I, the prophet of eternal recurrence.”

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The Offering to Jupiter
— Achille Lemoine (1904)

[Stéphane Bergès @Revizorsb]

James Pradier est né à Genève le 23 mai 1790. Sculpteur et peintre franco-suisse, apprécié de son vivant, il fut considéré comme l'un des plus grands sculpteurs de son époque, jusqu'à sa mort sous le Second Empire.

[Tyrord 🇫🇷☀️ @Tyrord]

Ancient Rome was a pawg civilization

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Nymphs
— Robert Auer (1873-1952)

[Julius Python 🍇 @juliuspython]

I'm practicing seminal retention and the funny thing is... I'm getting a hard-on all the time like a satyr, even without any sexual stimulation or boner pills. I'm almost mastering the Priapic instinct.

[Julius Python 🍇 @juliuspython]

In ancient Rome and Greece, the male children of the pater familias lived with their parents for their entire lives. This was part of the ancestral cult, caring for them until death.

It prevented a son’s wife from having power over him, because the authority over the property always belonged to the father of the male child.

The wife was the one who moved in with the husband, not the husband moving in with the wife. There were no modern problems in Greece and Rome regarding the division of property, alimony, or women's rights, because everything belonged to the father, who clearly favored his sons over his wives.

This only changed with cuckistianity (“Therefore a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh.” — Ephesians 5:31), which undermined the power of the pater familias and removed the ancestral cult.

And some christfags still have the nerve to say that paganism is longhoused, they really are idiots.

Feminism began there, when the power of the pater familias was challenged — not in the 20th century, but at the beginning of Christianity.

[PopeOnaRope123 @PopeOnaRope123]

@phresh_arrow This is honestly an outdated take. Logically it just makes sense to stay at home if your parents are cool with it. You save money, and they have someone to keep them company and help them in their old age. It just makes the most sense. It's different if you have a wife and kids.

[Joseph 🕊️ @CaudilloXIV]

Casual drinking / Strict once a week blackout

[Julius Python 🍇 @juliuspython]

One of my slightly gay opinions is that I'd like a society where men want to be as beautiful as women. That's very Greek, this love of male beauty.

I don't see anything wrong with men being metrosexual, but there's still a lot of prejudice against men who take care of themselves, they're always seen as homosexual.

That's why I'm not against homosexuals, they're necessary for the appreciation of male beauty in society.

[ᴊ0ʜɴɴʏ @jt0hny]

foid manipulation is at an all time high

[Samyaza Speaks @SamyazaSpeaks]

The Indo-European Experience

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“My manner of thinking, so you say, cannot be approved. Do you suppose I care? A poor fool indeed is he who adopts a manner of thinking for others! It was not my manner of thinking that caused my misfortune; it was that of others.”

— Marquis de Sade