In ancient Rome,who could not take the receptive role in same-sex behaviour?

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In ancient Rome, same-sex relationships were accepted but there were strict rules around who could take the receptive role. A free-born male was expected to be the penetrator and could face social scrutiny if he took the receptive role. Prostitutes, slaves, and captive soldiers may have engaged in same-sex behavior but they were not subject to the same societal expectations as free-born males.

In Ancient Rome,who Could Not Take the Receptive Role in Same-Sex