In the paleolithic age frotteurism existed

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I believe that in the paleolithic age, about 30 000 years ago, frotteurism existed. I came to that conclusion by looking at the Venus of Monpazier ( France ) which is a 30,000-year-old little figurine with delicious bulging out buttocks and pregnant. I wish I could rub up against a paleolithic girl like that venus. I guess that men in those remote days would line up behind that venus to grind her butt with their cocks and ejaculate on her delicious booty. Just imagine what all we could have done in the paleolithic age. There were no laws against frottage. I could spent my days just fondling and pressing my cock up against paleolithic venuses with large sticking-out bottoms.

I wish I could devote the rest of my life only to frotteurism.

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"......If you take a look at the venus of Monpazier, you might think that this figurine has extremely exaggerated abdomen and buttocks. But, in those remote days, women appeared fat with a sticking-out bottom and a slightly protruding abdomen as you find in the Paleolithic venuses.

Even today, in some parts of Africa, you might be able to meet some women with the shape of the Monpazier venus as shown above.

And there is a good reason why the buttocks stick out like that if you take a look at the picture at right.

In the paleolithic days, gathering food must be a crucial task for women and men. If she had a number of children, she would have to carry her baby somehow. The shape of her buttocks apparently helped her carry her baby while gathering some food.

One historian wrote fifty years ago, “The Venuses are “sculptures of feminine form, with the maternal parts grossly exaggerated”.
So, laymen naturally think that those figurines might have come out of imagination......"

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