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[DC] Are most Amazonian women without a relationship and single and virgins for their entire lives, or do they ever have relationships with one another?
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There are different versions of Amazons throughout the years in the comics.

In the modern version (New 52), the Themyscirans raid ships on the high seas and copulate with men. At the end of the mating, they take their lives and throw their corpses into the sea. They raise the female offspring, but the male children were given to the god Hephastus in exchange for weaponry and armor, and they are raised as the Sons of Themyscira, as artists and smiths. Lesbian relationships are common in their society, heterosexual relationships are almost a necessary evil. 

In both the Silver Age of Earth-One and Post-Crisis versions, Amazons did not have much contact with the outside world until Diana became Wonder Woman. It was hinted there was some homosexual love between them Post-Crisis, but was not really built upon. Amazons had more sisterly relations than romantic. They did not have children as they were immortal. Diana was the only Amazon to really interact with the outside world, and she had a romantic connection to Steve Trevor. Donna Troy, her younger adopted sister Pre-Crisis (or magical clone Post-Crisis) was raised from childhood as essentially a human with magically enhanced strengths.

In the Golden Age of Earth-Two, the comic was ironically strongly influenced by the sexual views of her creator, William Moulton Marston, who lived in a polyamorous relationship with two women Elizabeth Holloway Marston and Olive Byrne. Their was a lot of lesbian subtext and bondage in the Golden Age comics surrounding the Amazons, subtle but obvious. And Amazon could lose her power if bound by a man. Diana herself was heteerosexual and married Steve Trevor, and their daughter Lyta was too and married Hank Hall, the Silver Scarab and son of Hawkman and later avatar to Dream, the Sandman.

This was even greatly built upon the recent comic *Wonder Woman Earth-One*, where Amazon rituals and bondage are deeply intertwined with sapphic relationships.