Status Updates From The Corrupter of Boys: Sodo...

"...A priest named Peter, a chaplain of the royal chapel, became pregnant—allegedly inseminated by a series of male partners. Peter carried this burden secretly for a year until he publicly confessed to a sin that was now beyond concealment, begging that his “uterus” be opened. When no one dared to fulfill this bizarre entreaty, the hapless priest went into labor and died in a frenzy." THEY HAD MPREG IN 1100??

"This is supported by a cautionary tale about a monk who believed that he saw one of the other brothers fornicating with a woman. The outraged monk shouted at and kicked the perceived offenders, only to realize that he was upbraiding a sheaf of corn." How horny was that monk to mistake upbraiding corn for copulation lmaooo

"In practical terms, however, relations between two males, especially between two members of the clergy, were easier to conceal and, from this perspective, less scandalous than would be a priest’s relationship with a woman. From an institutional standpoint, the clergy’s relations with other males posed much less of a threat than comparable relations with females, since wives or concubines (...)

Only power matter.