Yes, I had an idea what Catamite is, and had to go check google. And everything I read was man-boy s*xual. Diana couldn't have made a mistake such as this. She meant man-boy. -- LJG Discussion board

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Date Posted: 09:02:26 09/04/07 Tue
Author: GwenM
Subject: Yes, I had an idea what Catamite is, and had to go check google. And everything I read was man-boy s*xual. Diana couldn't have made a mistake such as this. She meant man-boy.
In reply to: Conmama 's message, "Thanks, but actually I didn't ask a question. I just made a comment and she was inquiring about what I thought was shocking. I do have to say, her explanation and the novel itself as opened all sorts of doors to wonderful conversations. For instance...John was insulted because Jamie refered to pedophila. However, Jamie asked him if his step-brother was a catamite and John answered "Yes, he was my lover". Well, I had to look up what a catamite was and it is a man-boy sexual relationship. So, John did answer yes to that question, perhaps not knowing the full meaning of the word, and that set Jamie off even more." on 11:10:20 09/03/07 Mon

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Hi Gwen. I'm a little confused with your post. Did you think I was infering that Diana didn't know the full meaning of the word catamite? I guess what I was actually getting at is that Lord John must not have know the full meaning because he answered "yes" to Jamie. (NT) -- conmama, 09:39:39 09/04/07 Tue
- No - I'm SURE Diana knew/knows what catamite meant/means - so it wasn't a misuse of a word on her part. I guess it's possible that John did not know it meant men-boy sex. (NT) -- GwenM, 10:22:46 09/04/07 Tue
- Now I didn't get the meaning of your question to ME. No, I wasn't meaning that you said Diana didn't know what it meant. (NT) -- GwenM, 10:25:45 09/04/07 Tue
  - LOL! I think we're on the same page. I guess the whole misunderstanding of the word by John just helped to fuel the rest of the conversation! (NT) -- Conmama, 10:49:45 09/04/07 Tue

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