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18th century lesbians were onto something else entirely
Prussian yaoi or Austrian yuri?
"queer people didn't exist in the 18th century, and especially not in the royal families" ...
Isabella of Bourbon-Parma
married to Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor in 1760 to 1763 while simultaneously being in an affair with his sister until her own death in '63 Maria Christina, Duchess of Teschen. quotes of various letters she dedicated to her lover:
“I am told that the day begins with God. I, however, begin the day by thinking of the object of my love, for I think of her incessantly.”
“My consolation, I am madly in love with you, virtuously or diabolically, I love you and I will love you to the grave.”
Hmmmmm
Time to learn how to write fics I think
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I love reading 18th century newspaper articles because it’ll just be like: what is the world coming to men are fastening their shoes with strings and using umbrellas #bring back masculine men
The amount of slavery in Ancient Rome was legitimately terrifying tbh
Y’all know that I’m into ancient Roman history and I do a lot of research on it but even though I should be used to it by now sometimes I read an anecdote about how an individual slave was treated and I’m hit with the realization that like a third of the population was living like that and I just need to put my head in my hands for a second
Emperor Hadrian randomly stabbed a slave in the eye in a fit of rage and he was supposedly unusually sympathetic to slaves.
There’s other instances of people randomly punching slaves that they didn’t even know because they got in their way or something. This was just normal behavior.
And slaves didn’t rebel en masse because if even one slave committed an act of violent rebellion it was common practice to kill every slave and former slave in the household.
People only took notice for posterity when these mass executions got into the hundreds of people. One of the few recorded for the history books is of over 400 people being killed because one guy stabbed his enslaver.
Like how many people throughout history were beaten to death because some rich asshole was angry and there was no legal or social consequences for doing so? We don’t know.
When you study ancient history you’re reminded that slavery has never once been kind or justified. It just takes on different forms of evil in every time and place that it infects.
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We can never really know d'Eon's true gender identity. Sure. But? You'll still make sure to deadname her. You'll still use masculine pronouns for her. You'll still describe her as a man. You'll still ignore any of the ways she expressed her gender identity in her lifetime. Because why? Because if we can never really know we should assume d'Eon was cis right? Because "we shouldn't assume" is always code for we should assume cisgender.
It can be useful to bring how different cultures produce different gendered norms to resist any kind of “naturalistic” arguments, but also sometimes I wanna shake my fellow leftists by the shoulders and tell them that “normalized homosexuality only via widespread pederasty” or “third genders only allowed to exist as cultic prostitutes” are just as reactionary as “Western Homophobia”, they’re just operating under a different system.

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María Luisa de Borbón, gran duquesa de Toscana, Detail.
by Anton Raphael Mengs (1728 – 1779)
Dated: 1770
History is so good for nosy people
Its actually so fucked up that people will use d'Eon talking about her experiences with misogyny as evidence that she wasn't actually a woman. I'm sorry I forgot that women must love misogyny. Must love being treated as less than. Trans women doubly so apparently.
im afraid i will start to quote this randomly outloud
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it's always funny to see 19th century people torn between their appreciation for Our History and just how crass and embarrassing they find a good deal of written material from the past to be... preface to heroards diaries where the author is clearly consternated bc oh so fashionable early modern courts keep making dick ass shit and piss jokes
tired of cannibalism as a metaphor for love or sex. can we get into cannibalism as a metaphor for colonization.
1. Europeans using Egyptian mummies as medicine
2. The Delectable Negro: Human Consumption and Homoeroticism Within US Slave Culture by Vincent Woodard
3. "Abolitionists turned the tables on Europeans by accusing them of being cannibals when they ate sugar tainted with the flesh and blood of slaves."
4. Zombies (which I would class as cannibals, since they were human and need to eat humans to live) have a root in Haitian folklore and represented enslavement.
adding that, if you can find it, cannibal culture by deborah root is about exactly this. the way the white western world is a hungry, destructive force that cannibalizes non-white cultures and creates wealth and status through the cannibal colonization of those cultures.
here's the intro
i almost think there's an essay in bell hooks' black looks about this too? yes! just checked, there's an essay called "eating the other"