Within ancient Greek culture, love and sex went hand-in-hand and romantic love between a man and woman was the most ideal form of love.

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Ancient Greek culture had a complex view of love and sexuality, often distinguishing between different types of love (e.g., eros, philia, agape) and not necessarily prioritizing romantic love between a man and a woman as the most ideal. Relationships between men, particularly those between older men and younger men or boys, were also significant and culturally sanctioned in many instances.

Within Ancient Greek Culture, Love and Sex Went Hand-In-Hand and Romantic