Min is the Egyptian god of fertility, harvest, and masculinity. He was often depicted as a bearded man with an erect penis, standing with his legs together and an erection raised in his right hand. The god’s erect penis, was a potent emblem of generative power, underscoring the essential connection between sexuality and life force in Egyptian cosmology. Through the HaPenis Project, Min’s ancient symbols of fertility and masculinity are reinterpreted for contemporary audiences, offering a rich tapestry of artistic and educational explorations that celebrate the enduring power of the force of the male erection.
I find it interesting that every major civilization, every kingdom throughout history, has its own version of Min. Clearly, these ancient societies had a greater understanding of masculine power and influence than we in the present day. In the past few years, I’ve focused my research on the Greco Roman cultures. Those societies worshipped Priapus, initially god of the fields and forests. Quite soon in his career as a deity, he is seen sporting an exceptionally large penis, signifying his power of the masculine. Eventually paintings, pictures, large marble statues and even graffiti of penises made their way into every facet of daily life. They knew a good thing when they saw it. – Leo
Daddy Dave, even you know, what goes up must come down!
Hi AJ I can tell you this. My cock is UP more times than it is down. Must be because I’m horny alot which is a good thing
Hi Dave,
I have no doubt that this is true!
I can report that it’s also possible to be horny all the time when you’re down.
As for photos of your cock, they make me horny to look at either way, when you’re mostly up or sometimes down. I’ll suck your cock at any altitude!
Society must become more phallocentric. This way, men will regain our rightful place in the World.
I find it interesting that every major civilization, every kingdom throughout history, has its own version of Min. Clearly, these ancient societies had a greater understanding of masculine power and influence than we in the present day. In the past few years, I’ve focused my research on the Greco Roman cultures. Those societies worshipped Priapus, initially god of the fields and forests. Quite soon in his career as a deity, he is seen sporting an exceptionally large penis, signifying his power of the masculine. Eventually paintings, pictures, large marble statues and even graffiti of penises made their way into every facet of daily life. They knew a good thing when they saw it.
For a newly discovered video of a young ancient Egyptian pharaoh fertilising the banks of the Nile with his sacred cock, click on the following link. I don’t think the sound track is ancient Egyptian music, but I may be wrong. https://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php?viewkey=ph6309fa6a77c18
I always truly believe I was born to be gay to love a man’s body and especially a man’s rock hard throbbing erect cock there’s nothing more satisfying, more erotic, more delicious than a man’s erect cock they are addictive in my opinion 😋 ✊🏻🍆💦💦💦👅👅👅
Thought I’d share a picture of my uncut throbbing erect cock below …. hope you blokes enjoy 😉 😜
I must say your cock is briljant and delicious. 🤤 Thanks for sharing.
I must get a new loo roll holder.
FaSCINATING AND FUN STORY. tHANKS, Gordon
Lovely