Theseus was Athenian of course. He was aided by the Cretan princess Ariadne (who he abandoned). But, yes, killing the Minotaur was serious business. And reflected his opposition to Minoan tax policy. FWIW, my dad lives on Labyrinth street 2 miles from where the deed was done. ;-)
Theseus v. the Minotaur. Masculinity always seems 'toxic' until the moment it's really needed.
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As much as the Minotaur was detested, I couldn't help but feel a little different after seeing this sculpturehttps://twitter.com/spartanwarriors/status/935938598779703296 …
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Muscles are a social construct promulgated by proponents of "fixed binaries and biological essentialism."
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Then you must be socially constructed by the gods, Gad
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Ain't that the truth...
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Yes indeed....the lovely Archibald Fountain in one of Australia's most beautiful cities!
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Curiously, that sort of
#masculinity is utterly needed in situations caused by toxic masculinity - war.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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True masculine strength has little to do with brute force.
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That’s a good quote.
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