Jamaica’s Curious Sex Customs
Each country has its own unique culture and different perceptions of sexuality that shape its own culture of sexuality.
However, in some countries, the culture of sex sounds strange.
The attitude of Jamaicans towards sex, for example, is different.
What is the strange culture in Jamaica? Let's see.
The early morning of Jamaica is the world of women.
Standing in the square in the center of the capital city of KINGSTON, you can see a group of mothers sending their children to school; women and children on a market stand ready to open; women and children with their heads covered with babies on the side of the street.
Where are the men? They've been ignored by women.
And there are two iconic copper statues in Jamaica's Capital Street Park, in which a couple of male and female slaves stand in a pool, naked and looking up at the sky.
The work also boldly highlights the sexual identity of men, which most local people believe fully reflects the awareness and admiration of Jamaicans for sex.
The Jamaican woman's attitude towards sex
is so harsh in Chinese, but it is treated here as a normal way of life like laundry and cooking.
When it comes to “gender relations”, Jamaicans have their own logic.
It is difficult to change this situation when men are the mainstream of this society.
The social mechanisms that exist in this country have no concern for men; they are their paradise.
Young girls from single-parent families have strong parental ties because their mothers are unable to take good care of them.
Why would Jamaican men want to change the situation if it was very easy to find large numbers of young women? Traditional sex education would not work here.
You tell girls to get married before they can have sex.
How can you believe that? See how young they are.
You tell them about marriage, family responsibility, they never know what responsibility is, and it is hard for them to understand.
Rather, we often talk about the difference between right and wrong.
Life is the best answer.
Men are nothing but sperm donors in the eyes of Jamaican women.
There are reasons for this: it has been shown that very few men are able to actively support their women.
More than half of the children in Jamaica have no father, which is a typical counter-rule.
Many “fathers” are no more than sperm providers, showing off their number of children without any contribution to their lives.
Don't mothers want their children to have a father? p >A United States freelance writer living in Jamaica wrote an open letter to the Prime Minister of Jamaica requesting a licence for a Jamaican man's penis.
The letter stated: “The well-known anthropologist BRONISSLAWMALIN-OWSKI considers a fundamental and decisive rule of sociology fundamental legality - the man's public commitment to his child's mother - not fully and fully enshrined in the lawcontainment.
he therefore suggested that the concept of "breeds" should be abolished immediately.
what is important is not a single marriage contract, but the willingness to support his descendants emotionally and materially as a father.
a child brought to this world should not be left without a father as a male guardian, and should be connected to society.
the social consequences of rising crime rates in single-parent families are compounded by the prevalence of aids as a result of unregulated sex.
many men who are hiv-positive try to transmit as many women as possible with a spirit of revenge.
in such cases, their penises become the weapon of murder, and the law must stop such murder ” i'm sorry.
the letter concludes with an appeal: “the murder rate in jamaica is five times higher than in the united states and ten times more than in the united kingdom.
unless our social fabric is changed, jamaica will have the highest number of homicides in the world.
so why not punish men for sowing their children at will? it's time to license the jamaican penis."