Ancient Greeks had sex 12 times a day

In ancient Greece, the concept of marriage and love was completely foreign compared with what we may have learned in modern times. Women's roles in Greek-Roman antiquity are usually admitted to being one of the male subordinates. In some cases women were expected to use all kinds of fraud for [...]
In ancient Greece, the concept of marriage and love was completely foreign compared with what we may have learned in modern times.
Women's roles in Greek-Roman antiquity are usually admitted to being one of the male subordinates.
In some cases women were expected to use all kinds of deception to satisfy the sexual desires and desires of their husbands, some of them even torturous.
The male, assisted by various natural means, was able to satisfy his partner by having sex up to 12 times a day!
According to the book “The Minister of Sacred Prostitution in Antiquity” by the historian Stephanie Budin, there were a number of preparations designed to improve men's sexual performance.
Honey combined with pepper was one of the most common and powerful ingredients for preparations to have sex.
Another “vier” secret that ancient worshipers used was the Indian plant that caused strong excitement every day. To counteract the plant's permanent excitement, several drops of olive oil were used as an antidote, writes the Greek newspaper “Protothema“.









