Some of the Puritan Christians censored Shakespeare's
plays---because they considered them somewhat dirty;
especially those long-haired boy players---their legs sheathed in
stockings, their smiles wanton, their faces "purty."
Looking at them with lusts bestirred the puritans breathed in
the fragrance of their own lusts and horrified fears.
They declared that, staged, these plays were just pornographies
although the texts are taught in universities
now, and even sometimes (oh, God!) in high schools.
Who in the heck decides upon these rules?
Starward