OneLostOstrich

Americans and Europeans, well the whole world outside of Africa actually, only know Africa and specifically the Maasai from what they see on TV. Basically, all they know is big scary animals, famine and disasters. Decent normal happy people living normal lives makes terrible TV. It's really important that you are doing this media project since you can educate the rest of the planet about your way of life.

It's not that long ago in places all over the world where people raised cattle in the wild similar to how the Maasai still do.

Now, it's time for a question from me. What have you enjoyed most about this project? What do you think the most important/worthwhile thing is that you have learned from it so far?

Cheers!

The problem with women getting "circumcised" is that the woman's clitoris is that it's um, basically what would have become the penis if the baby had been a boy. For a woman, it's like a tiny really sensitive penis. Now, as a boy, imagine life without your special friend between your legs. Your Johnson, your unit, your weenie , your trouser snake, your Peter, your pecker, your wang, your Willie, your penis. Yeah, that's what female circumcision does to girls. It's the female equivalent of cutting off your dingus. Not just the hoodie that keeps it warm, the whole Johnson.

Just sharing the biological tidbits. It's basically what would have become the baby's penis if it had developed into a boy. So, that's why it's really frowned upon by many.

Teach your dog how to floss and use the the electric toothbrush.

Oh, that's the perfect answer.

I wonder why sharks don't eat them and how they convinced sharks not to.