There are theories that in order to give King Henry VIII a child, Anne practiced witchcraft and/or slept with her brother George. Is there any proof of this? There are also theories that George and a few others at court were homosexual but were not allowed to show it because of what would happen to them. Is there any proof of that either, or are these just vaguely imagined scandals?
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There is no imperial proof that George Boleyn was a homosexual. Thomas Wyatt wrote of his sexual appetite, but that’s about as much of his sex life that we know about. I am a homosexual, so having proof that there was homosexuality in the most fascinating time period for me to study would excite me greatly.
Hey I’m just trying to get the record strait.
Tell me if I’m wrong but rumors hurt peoples character. It doesn’t even matter if its true or false…George wasn’t gay there’s no proof
There is no imperial proof that George Boleyn was a homosexual. Thomas Wyatt wrote of his sexual appetite, but that’s about as much of his sex life that we know about. I am a homosexual, so having proof that there was homosexuality in the most fascinating time period for me to study would excite me greatly.
Hey I’m just trying to get the record strait.
Tell me if I’m wrong but rumors hurt peoples character. It doesn’t even matter if its true or false…George wasn’t gay there’s no proof
Yes, rumours do harm people’s characters, I agree, syko chris.