No.567251
https://www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/mauritania-domestic-violence-act-of-love/
>Salimata was always told she should be proud to come from a family of wife beaters.>"You're the daughter of a woman whose husband broke her hands. Your grandmother's legs were fractured by her husband. You must be loved," Salimata said, citing her mother's words.>The 19-year-old woman from Mauritania's Soninké ethnic group, married to a man who also beats her, said she taught herself to believe what her mother told her.>"I felt like an animal that had to be disciplined," she said. "As time passed, I came to believe that my husband beats me only when he is at the peak of his love for me.">Wearing a colorful scarf that shows her Fulani heritage, Samba smiled and said: "A Fulani woman always takes pride in being beaten by her husband," and often shares her experiences with other women to show off his love for her.>"This is one of our traditions," she said. "We see wife-beating as a common and normal practice, which sometimes includes pouring cold water on the wife's body."Socially utopian society
No.567427
>>567423sick savages, this is fucking disgus-
>since once his PENIS has penetrated a woman's vagina it is no longer considered clean BASED BASED BASED