LuciusDickusMaximus Archive

December 14th, 2018

/r/IAmA

7 years ago

IAMA University Professor who Teaches History of Sex, Ask Me Anything!

Hi Reddit,

I'm Dr. Elsting, tenured professor who has just wrapped up teaching a course called "History of Sexual Encounters: A Study of Erotic Literature, Historiography, and Film." I'll be here the whole night answering any questions you may have about sex!

Proof

December 14th, 2018

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[deleted]

7 years ago

How did the first dude know where to stick it ?

LuciusDickusMaximus

7 years ago

Funny enough, Week 2 we did discuss "The first sexual encounter." There's no proof, but according to studies done, it seems innate-- the leading theory is The Animalistic Encounter.

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7 years ago

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[deleted]

7 years ago

Your post is being removed due to insufficient proof

55_peters

7 years ago

Do you find it is more challenging to teach the topic recently since the emergence of safe space/triggering mentalities, or do the students who attend your courses tend to be self - selecting and perhaps more open minded and resilient?

kyalinterrupted

7 years ago

What's the most surprising thing someone would learn if they took the course? Or the most surprising thing you learned in your research?

vongoodman

7 years ago

in the Western world, post Rome, where is our picture of people before the 20th century being prudish about sense wrong?

nanceec

7 years ago

So um, why did you choose sex out of alllll else out there? Thank you please.

LuciusDickusMaximus

7 years ago

Well, funny story: I'm actually a history professor who specializes in the Hellenistic World, but the sexual themes in pederasty and the Roman baths came together and became this wonderful course.

[deleted]

7 years ago

[deleted]

7 years ago

Because he is most likely a fake - his "proof" picture is that of UK Director of Internet Studies, Philip Howard. Check his post history too, he seems like a bad meme account looking for some karma.

NiceWorkMcGarnigle

7 years ago

Your proof is just the same shit picture?

nanceec

7 years ago

Right agreed, more proof, your picture seems fake.

LuciusDickusMaximus

7 years ago

Sorry, not too technologically advanced. What would suffice as proof? A picture of me right now?

LuciusDickusMaximus

7 years ago

Sorry, don't follow-- same s* picture as what?

[deleted]

7 years ago

u/LuciusDickusMaximus, or professor Elsting, why do you use the photo of the professor Howard? https://www.oii.ox.ac.uk/people/philip-howard/

LuciusDickusMaximus

7 years ago

I'm not sure who Professor Howard is. This is strange, gonna talk to IT. Be right back.

LuciusDickusMaximus

7 years ago

Update: I will be cancelling this AMA. I'm sorry, as there are many wonderful questions I would love to answer, but there was a mixup with the photos and Professor Howard has been contacted by my university to clear things up. I apologize!