В Британии таки происходит что-то хорошее?

[grihan]

Троих мусульманских мракобесов посадили за распостранение листовок с цитатами из Корана, призывающими убивать гомосексуалистов.

http://news.walla.co.il/?w=//2507964

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[farwideserenity.livejournal.com]

В Камасутре даже раздел есть отдельный - Аупариштака Пракарана (Оральный контакт)

http://books.google.ru/books?id=gNV1BP2DCWYC&pg=PT99&lpg=PT99&dq=kama+sutra,+auparishtaka+prakarana&source=bl&ots=p0xGX73PhQ&sig=fWYmFceze73tHZMXdtPrfwe5vlc&hl=ru&sa=X&ei=ggA-T-SoHo7S4QTry8XBCA&ved=0CC4Q6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q&f=false

О технике мужских гомосексуальных контактов и их значении для индийского мужчины. Ни на какую-либо агрессию, какую-либо ненависть, отвращение, порицание подобных связей нет даже намека, - наоборот, гомосексуальность признаётся естественной и требующей уважения и принятия чертой человеческой природы. Причём гетеросексуальный мужчина, регулярно вступающий в сексуальный контакт с мужчиной-гомосексуалистом, не считается гомосексуалистом.

А в главе о женщинах царского двора (гарема) рассказывается о том, как женщины ублажают друг друга.

Вот здесь на стр. 115 ср.-век. индийская иллюстрация того, как они это делают
http://www.scribd.com/doc/52946203/The-Complete-Illustrated-Kama-Sutra

О Китае и Японии

Ancient China and Japan
Main articles: Homosexuality in China, Homosexuality in Japan, and Shudō

Homosexuality has been acknowledged in China since ancient times. Scholar Pan Guangdan (潘光旦) came to the conclusion that nearly every emperor in the Han Dynasty had one or more male sex partners.[9] There are also descriptions of lesbians in some history books. It is believed homosexuality was popular in the Song, Ming and Qing dynasties... Same-sex love was celebrated in Chinese art, many examples of which have survived the book burnings of the Cultural Revolution. Though no large statues are known to still exist, many hand scrolls and paintings on silk can be found in private collections.[11]

In Japan, several Heian diaries which contain references to homosexual acts exist as well. Some of these also contain references to emperors involved in homosexual relationships and to "handsome boys retained for sexual purposes" by emperors.[12] In other literary works can be found references to what Leupp has called "problems of gender identity", such as the story of a youth's falling in love with a girl who is actually a cross-dressing male. Japanese shunga are erotic pictures which include same-sex and opposite-sex love.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_history#Ancient_China_and_Japan

Middle class same-sex love

As Japanese society became pacified, the middle classes adopted many of the practices of the warrior class, in the case of shudō giving it a more mercantile interpretation. Male prostitutes (kagema), who were often passed off as apprentice kabuki actors and who catered to a mixed male and female clientele, did a healthy trade into the mid-19th century despite increasing restrictions.[13] Many such prostitutes, as well as many young kabuki actors, were indentured servants sold as children to the brothel or theatre, typically on a ten-year contract.[14] Relations between merchants and boys hired as shop staff or housekeepers were common enough, at least in the popular imagination, to be the subject of erotic stories and popular jokes.[15] Young kabuki actors often worked as prostitutes off-stage, and were celebrated in much the same way as modern media stars are today, being much sought after by wealthy patrons, who would vie with each other to purchase their favors.[16] Onnagata (female-role) and wakashū-gata (adolescent boy-role) actors in particular were the subject of much appreciation by both male and female patrons,[17] and figured largely in nanshoku shunga prints and other works celebrating nanshoku, which occasionally attained best-seller status.[18]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homosexuality_in_Japan#Middle_class_same-sex_love