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COCU DOOR WHY DOES THE HORNS?
The reason is simple: because the Greeks!
For the cuckold has no personal reason to wear horns. Indeed, the horns are foremost symbol of power, fighting spirit and strength of mind ... which is very far from what can feel the one who sees it grow!
The horns are a symbol of majesty, the Great Mother Earth in all its vitality. Now if we can say that the cuckold is king, it is often a very specific type of majesty that it is ... and there's nothing to brag about it!
Finally, the horn is a must phallic symbol. There is no reason a priori to dress up one whose wife also seeks the goring of such a symbol manly.
Although ... If one looks at the opening between the horns, this may look like a sort of container or, let's not mince words, a rump. So the bear cuckold between its horns ... the rump of his wife. And it is so much that it is his wife, and ... Greeks!
For the Greeks were keen observers and they were associated with slight woman with the goat. The goat and its immoderate taste for freedom. Always prancing, hopping from here and there, to waddle. The goat in the eyes rimmed in black, with regard to fatal and the smell ... musky. The goat-legged curved, with its small shiny shoes and his impetuous character.
Oh my friends! How many in our country, how many of our legions have fallen (in spite of themselves?) To the attractions of this diabolical temptress? Remember: the goat of this good man Seguin, who had a life so quiet with this simple man who loved her, cherished her and he was so attached. She, the ungrateful, thought only one thing, seeing the wolf! As her friends.
And the goat and her 7 kids? Can a mother would lock her honorable her 7 children to go wiggle wood?
Finally, for those who still have doubts, they are already asking where does the word whim!
And so the Greeks, for theorists and thinkers recognized, had the idea to give the husband of a female goat called goat ... with horns.
That's the tragedy of a cuckold, that word "tragedy" which literally means "goat song".
The goat song that evokes the Litany fatal to rehash that, interminably, the man mistaken. But also evokes the songs that accompanied the orgiastic sacrifice of the goat during celebrations in honor of Dionysus, the god of wine and ... pleasures.
Over time, this is the Middle Ages, and our goat who becomes a symbol of lust, sexual stinking overflowing, attracting both the sex god devil mount witches, and the man whose erection perpetual disgrace beard wisdom.
For cuckold, what else does it? THE HORNS!
But let us a little about the term cuckold. It is indeed a Greek word for hello. The cuckoo is, I remind you, the bird found still in the nest of another. And of course, to define the term lover, not the betrayed husband.
Over time, and this may be its strength, that our cuckold, that was believed injured, betrayed and humiliated, impersonates the lover while wearing the emblem of virility and sulfur.
So, I think, without complex, the cuckold today can tell the Greeks going to do ... gore. For despite a poor start in life, the cuckold has good days ahead!
Corinne Pignoux
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Saturday, January 24th at 20:30 at the Logis du Conte
"Home of the tale"
15 rue de l'Abbaye in Fontaine-le-Comte .
Rates: Adults 8 €, and Reduces Children under 12 years: 4 €;
Booking advised on 06 42 76 32 89 or 05 49 62 67 06
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