Gay phallus worship
The worship of the phallus and the male sexuality
Citi College of San Francisco
HUMAN SEXUALITY – IDST 17 &#;
Assigned instructors: John Perryman and Carol Badran
Student: Jose Joacir dos Santos
The worship of the phallus and the male sexuality
Summary
I decided to center this work only in two cultures, Greek and Japanese, characterizing West and East, because both of them have a abundant history of worship of the phallus into male sexuality. It is a vast subject, doomed to cover all aspects of it, and it is entity presented in a simple way to fulfill the requirements of the assignment. The worship of the phallus and the male sexuality in those two cultures has a strong connection with the sacred. Just for illustration, I added some pictures calm on the internet showing consecrated places and festivals.
Goal and Objectives
Coming from a country (Brazil) where there is a male predominance at the society but at the same time it is flexible and diverse, I pick this topic because it has a strong impact in the American way of life. Even though the United States skillfully kno
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It might not be entirely shocking that a gay man would study of his love of dick while on a trip to San Francisco. The city is, after all, a famous gay enclave.
But when Francis Cassidy visited the metropolis in , the juvenile gay Montrealer discovered a group of gay men who not only appreciated penises, they actually gathered regularly to worship them. In the late 70s, he placed an ad in the The Advocate in search of other men who craved cock.
When Cassidy, then starting his career as a social worker, first encountered the Temple Priapus, he learned that they weren&#;t just all about dicks. &#;They were doing important community outreach, appreciate helping homeless gay youth,&#; he told VICE. &#;They were very effective in that.&#;
But the San Francisco chapter didn&#;t last, and Cassidy was inspired to start a Montreal chapter. Since initiating the Temple and giving it a home in his basement, Cassidy has travelled to other cities to march in Pride parades, and has helped others establish their own chapters. He is now the high priest of the international Temple, which has hundreds
And why not, say I? Being a born-again pagan I&#;d much rather venerate the generative organ of the human male in all its splendour than abase myself before one of the invisible sky gods; I had my fill of that when I was an unwilling young Catholic. And besides, what gay man doesn&#;t worship the phallus in some form?
Most people own heard of the Japanese festival, Kanamara Matsuri, a Shinto fertility celebration. Enormous ceremonial phalluses are paraded through the streets and a good time is had by all. Less well-known is a similar Dionysian festival which takes place in the little town of Tyrnavos, Greece on the first Monday of Lent.
If you crave to eat phallus-shaped bread, drink through phallus-shaped straws from phallus-shaped cups, smooch ceramic phalluses, sit on a phallus-shaped throne and sing dirty Greek songs about the phallus, then you should visit the little Greek town of Tyrnavos each year on &#;Clean Monday.&#;
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The festival is in honor of Dionysus, the Greek god of wine, madness and ecstasy. While the men, women and children of Tyrnavos celebrate the penis, t