Friars were fags

It wasn't necessarily a religious position. A lot of friars didn't want to be that in the first place. They were "inconvenient" sons in the way of the older heir, maybe just an orphan, or something like that. Some families gave up sons just to pray for said family. Catholicism emphasized intercessory prayer both from saints, and in this older tradition, it was also through some family members.

locked away with no women, little wonder they went prison gay. What's latin for 'no homo'?

Shit Sherlocks, literally.

>study finds

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Friars aren't monks. It was normal for Friars to mix with the general population. They were """chaste""" but it's not like they couldn't get some strange if they wanted to.

Friars weren't necessarily monks and isolated. They still mingled with the populace. Consider Friar Tuck from Robin Hood. But if they were full blown "brothers" of the order, they would have been in the monasteries more.

Why do we allow "archeologists" to go around robbing people's graves and digging up their bones? These freaks should be put in jail

What the fuck is the matter with you faggots?
Even the (((study finds))) that PARASITES were found, not fucking STDs! You know, parasites that are all over the earth. If you don't microwave or cook all your food to 160 degrees, you CAN ingest all kinds of eggs that hatch into parasites inside you. Nature doesn't mess around.

Monasteries and Nunneries were literally where you went if you were religious and homosex. What the fuck else do you think was the point?

>god says I should marry and have kids
>but the opposite sex makes me feel icky and all I wanna do is suck dick/eat some pussy
>guess I'll go get married to jesus so I can fulfill my duty of marriage and also get to have lots of hot gay sex

It was medieval times, everyone had parasites. Living in this times was crap, you would be lucky to make it to 30.
Most people had only one set of clothes, hygiene was shit, drinking water was tainted with shit. No plumbing, bugs in your hair, beard, clothes, bed and pubes, no soap, toiling in a field all day, worked about the black death? Shit! Who wasn't with parasites? The nobility even had it bad

>no soap
You don't know what youre talking about.

Lel

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They used salt and some other mineral.
I suppose the nobility had soap.
But for the most of the population, no... animal fat was needed to make it, and peasants didn't have much of that.
They ate vegetables mainly, and since there was no refrigeration, most of the time their food was rotten

no this is just more jewish fake science to convince people "see even the christians in ancient europe were gay, stop being homophobic goy!"

>this is your brain on amerimutt education

Yeah, you are right, peasants had tubs. Hot water and towels. Flushing toilets and toilet paper
Stop being retarded

this is fucking so wrong. many of them really were devout christians.

soap was kinda common but a luxury item. They didn't use it constantly.
>They ate vegetables mainly, and since there was no refrigeration, most of the time their food was rotten
That's false. Just look at all the recipes that survived and that your grandma probably still used.
They cooked it in or let it ferment often.
They also dried meat and fish or heavily salted it or it was processed to sausage.
They could store the food for months.
They also did not eat too much vegetables in the cities. Most often it was a diet of grain products, a little dairy, beer (with less alcohol) and a little meat together with seasonal fruit/veggies.

They had tubs and hot water, just not the way you imagine...

Yeah I was just thinking the same thing. What the fuck is the cut off? You going to start digging up WW1 vets now?

>They probably ate more meat than the general population.
This.

Yeah, but that user you’re replying to is a faggot so he can’t imagine anyone doing anything else.

They ate raw meat.
That's the thing they don't tell you about.
Where do you think the parasites came from?
Pretty much all animals in nature have them and we used to as well.
Most tribes to this very day eat raw meat all the time.
Your ancestors weren't really cooking until recently.

80% of people have parasites in their gut.

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I was watching a channel on Jewtube called "Weird History" and there had been vids of hygiene of medieval practices.
Seems like it was a big pain in the ass to take a bath. And baithing in a stream or pond wasn't that hygienic anyhow. But baths would of been cold. They would wash their faces and hands every morning, and hands before eating, but the water would still be tainted with bacteria and other good stuff