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Greece is considered the cradle of Western civilization, being the birthplace of democracy, philosophy, literature, historiography, oratorical art, political science, major scientific and mathematical principles, drama and very important… the Olympic Games.

Greece has had a very tolerant attitude towards "carnal pleasures" since ancient times. Perhaps one of the most interesting approaches of the ancient Greeks to sexuality and love was that they regarded love as a form of mental disease. Because falling in love with a woman in those days, when you had so many possibilities to satisfy your sexual fantasies in ANY WAY, really seemed crazy.

Nowadays, Greece offers those interested in uninhibited sensuality, a multitude of options that can meet the most demanding and sophisticated requirements.

Women, men, lesbians, gays, transsexuals, transvestites, couples, Escort agencies for all categories of clients (from those with low budget, to those who want supreme luxury), erotic massage, relaxing massage, happy ending massage and many more others, provided by independent masseurs (at your place or at their place), but also by collaborators of specialized Massage Parlors (for sure, the latter offering even an adequate environment).

On bookingescorts.com/Greece you will find all types of escorts who can offer you a lot of specialized and professional sexual services: GFE, erotic toys, role-playing, masturbation, anilingus, cunnilingus, blowjob, deepthroat, 69, cum on face, cum in mouth (swallowing), cum on breasts, or the use of erotic toys such as penis pump, vaginal pump, vibrators, dildos, vaginal beads or anal beads. The escorts from Greece also inherit the beauty of Aphrodite. A provocative and sometimes even perverse beauty!

For those who want to combine the pleasure of tourism in an extremely beautiful country, with peaceful and friendly people, with erotic adventures sometimes extremely crazy, both the continental side and the islands of Greece, offers the best solution. The libertinism found in some of these islands is truly famous in all the world.

As a unique fact, it should be mentioned that the Greek island of Lesbos is the one that defined the term of lesbianism. Lesbos is a Greek island located in the northeast of the Aegean Sea.

The term lesbian is commonly used to refer to homosexual women. The word is in direct connection with Sappho's poems (an archaic Greek poet), who written extremely emotionally about her interest in other women. Thanks to the associations, Lesbos and especially the city of Eresos, the place where she was born, are frequently visited by the LGBT community.

Escorts in Greece also offer BDSM services. In the pages of the website bookingescorts.com/Greece, those interested can find all types of services specific to this art of intimacy: domination, sadism, power exchange, bondage, submissiveness, versatility, latex, leather, rope games, various fetishes, Roman showers, blindfolds, human ashtray, bizarre games, feminization, controlled asphyxiation, virginity loss, erotic hypnosis, smoking, cigarettes, interrogation, dirty talking (trivial words), humiliation, spitting, kicking, financial domination, violence, corporal punishment, CBT, vaginal torture, penis torture, testicles torture, urine play (golden showers), scato, orgasm control and much more.

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The history of paid sex in acient Greece

Mercantile sexuality has an old tradition in Greece. Prostitution has been a historical component of the social life of the ancient Greeks since historical times. Moreover, due to its spread in almost all cities and harbors, it was considered a real economic activity with a strong impact on the development of the nation. It was not considered illegal at all, and brothels flourished everywhere, without any restrictions.

In Athens, a prominent legislator of those times, named Solon, even created state brothels (lupanar), practicing affordable prices, and being closely supervised by civil servants.

Ancient Greek society also had the so-called "hetairai" or courtesans, who through their education, beauty and well-groomed appearance, represented the luxury segment of the commercial sex. Only the representatives of the Greek economic and political elite benefited from their services.

However, the libertine phenomenon of prostitution was not a fair manifestation in relation to the two sexes: men and women. This is because while the providers of paid pleasure were women of all ages and extremely young men, the clientele was predominantly male. In this respect, Greek society allowed men to have absolutely any kind of heterosexual or homosexual relationship, while women were completely forbidden to have extramarital affairs.

The manifestation of male sexuality in those days was somewhat bisexual, as no one made a clear distinction between heterosexuality and homosexuality.

To understand better the nature of ancient instincts, it must first be understood that the Greeks were more attracted to a person's beauty, and less to his or her sex. It was a kind of cult dedicated to the perfection of shapes, which due to the intense adoration, easily crossed the border of gender identity (male or female). But that did not mean social communion in the true sense of the word. It was just kind of visiting a sublime exhibition of bodies and faces, which you could admire, touch and even more…

But things were different, when it came to the relations between two potential partners, these being interpreted exclusively as relations of domination. The man who possessed (and of course, fulfilled his every fantasy), was considered superior, while the possessed person (regardless of sex), was always perceived as inferior and forced to accept any whim was asked to fulfill.

History of condoms

          For the modern man, the comfort of the civilized world is something self-evident: the car in front of the house, automatic doors and elevator at work, taps with infrared, sophisticated hair removal devices, espresso coffee makers, phones, airplanes, electric toothbrushes and many, many more. 

All of them are so well-established in the current lifestyle, that no one wonders how the world would have looked like if there hadn't been, for instance, the mall shopping adjustments, high voltage pillars or... the condom, this wonderful and widely marketed contraceptive product, well housed in your purse or jeans back pocket of many awaiting their chance.

Earlier generations have not been so privileged as to enjoy love with anyone without direct heirs, hassle, infections or sexually transmitted diseases. The need is, however, the one that pushes the progress from the back. And still the need made the predecessors to find solutions to these urgent problems.

Condom, in its current form, is a relatively recent invention. Though, similar protection procedures have been used since ancient times, knowing variations depending on the area, resources, nation or level of development achieved.

The oldest condom in the world, in a relatively similar form to the current one, has been found in the territory of London, Birmingham, dating back from 1640 and being ”manufactured” from fish intestines.

Egyptians used, in exchange, condoms made from (1300 BC), to keep protected from unwanted pregnancies, sexually transmitted diseases or insect stings. Chinese covered their penis with silk paper soaked in oil, and Japanese preferred diversity, relying either on the so-called “Kawagata”s or “Kyotai”s (accessories made of slim leather), either on rigid objects  ”Kabutogata”s, obtained from tortoise shells or animal horns.

Romans were treating in a manner a little more peaceful their genitals for which they were using swabs soaked in an herbal solution or condoms made from intestines and bladder of domestic animals (the goat was one of the favorites).

Such objects were also known in Middle Age Europe, the cave paintings in France being relevant.

In the 16th century, the spread of syphilis imposed the adoption of new measures relating the protection against the disease also called “French decay”, “French disease” or “Great Pox”.  The Italian anatomist and surgeon Gabriele Falloppio, was the one who, in 1564, came up with the idea of custom sized-to-fit condoms, made from a piece of cloth moistened with a mixture of herbs and salt. His invention, presented in detail in the book “Morbo Gallico”, has known a great success in the society.

Regarding the Anglo-Saxon origin of the name (“condom”), opinions are split in two: this was due to the etymologic parentage of the Latin term ”condus” = “container” or to a  British military doctor, named Quondam, which, around the year 1645, would be developed a ”device” made of animal intestines, specially designed to the benefit of King Carol II.

In the 18th century, there were used both the “barrier” contraception methods made of silk, and those of intestines of lamb or goat. Secured with a ribbon on the open end of the condom in order to prevent slippage, they could be used more than once (in contemporary paintings they are sometimes seen hanging on a hook or a clothes line to dry).

Because of their high price, not everyone could afford buying condoms which were described as ”an armor against pleasure and a cobweb against infections” (as they were called by the chronicles of the time).

Lovemaking required, though, for “sacrifices” and caution, especially for those who lacked stability and monogamous inclinations. Including the famous seducer Giacomo Casanova was said he was a strong supporter of condoms made of sheep intestines, referring to them as “English redingote” or “assurance cap” and that he was needed to use with self-devotion, considering the risks he exposed himself through his meanwhile became famous adventures.

Still in the 18th century, the improvement and “spread” of condoms has experienced major progress. Amsterdam has set the pattern in this direction, followed by Hague (where a small  industrialist was selling products made of lamb bladder) and London (where advertisements of the two ladies who monopolized the market, Mrs Phillips and Mrs Perkins, consists of a series of rhymed pamphlets successful among apothecaries, tourists and ambassadors - their main purchasers).

Another revolutionary moment in the history of condoms is due to the American inventor Charles Goodyear which, in 1839, discovered a rubber vulcanization process.

The first ”objects” made of this material were elastic, durable, they could be washed and re-used (a grotesque idea nowadays, ”progressive” yet for that time ). The thickness made them be, however, uncomfortable. In addition, they had no stability on the penis, nor enjoyed a wide market outlets, being sold only in America and Great Britain.

A few years later, scented condoms with funny but meaningful names (“The Crocodile”, “The Voluptuous”, “The Protector Rival”), have begun to be marketed in France.

The need for commercial visibility of the products did not delay to show up. The first advertisement was published in 1861, in “New Yourk Times”. Later, under the Comstock Law, in 1873, the US has prohibited any promotion of “inventions” with contraceptive role.

A step towards the development of what was to become a truly flourishing industry, has been manufacturing condoms of latex, by Frederick Killian (in 1920). Much stronger, thinner and odorless, such accessories started to sell extremely well, knowing until 1940, a real rise of popularity. No wonder the leading American producers of the moment, took out on the market in that period, about 1.5 million ”caps” per day.

After 1960, their leadership has begun to limp, the invention of the pill, the cervical cap and the diaphragm causing dramatic fall in demand. The cone of shadow in which it was convicted, was dispelled, however, in the 1980s, and the condom got back into people's attention and homes, once with the terrifying discoveries made about HIV.

The '90s brought major improvements thanks to the use of a new material (polyurethane, which provided a new performance in the field), the condom being much smoother and twice more resistant than the one made of latex.

Today, with a very thoroughly production process and a minimum thickness of 0.04 mm / 0.0015 inch - maximum of 0.07 mm / 0.0027 inch (the record is held by a Japanese producer which limited its thickness to 0.03 mm / 0.0011 inch, meaning a size of three times thinner than a lamina of cigarette), the condom is easy to use and intensely appreciated as it provides an “ultra-discreet” protection against sexually transmitted infections and unwanted pregnancies.

Specialists say, however, that there is room even for better. Which is why, at present, there are carried out tests for the so-called “invisible condom”, consisting in a revolutionary gel, colorless and odorless, forming a valid contraceptive barrier, including against diseases.

It remains to be seen if and how this will work.