Turkish eccentric, male and female baths, brides in baths

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it's normal to be abroad.

early in turkey, men and women were separated and later developed into today ' s men and women.

if you travel to turkey, the world customs network will see local men and women taking a bath in a cooling centre.

in the shower, people are mostly naked, naked, surrounded by a towel.

in the eyes of the turks, turkish baths are holy places and holy places of god.

there is no fear or evil in cleaning the body in a holy place.

in addition to wearing a headscarf and face, turkish women of islamic faith were normally dressed in thick robes that prevented them from seeing the woman's looks and body, so that the turkish bathroom became an important place for future mothers-in-law to choose their daughters-in-law.

in general, the future mother-in-law, accompanied by the media, invites the future daughter-in-law to bathe.

in the bathroom, the future mother-in-law will not only look at her daughter-in-law's face and body, but also at her pelvis, which is a woman with a large pelvis who brings good luck to her family.

in addition, the taste of the future daughter-in-law and the presence of a fox stink are the focus of the examination.

because the turkish diet is dominated by cheese and meat, the odour is inevitable, and the woman who stinks of fox is considered unlucky, which is considered to be the cause of god's punishment.

the society is now open, most men and women in turkey are in free love, and the practice of future in-laws in showers is common in remote villages.

however, the “bride bath” ceremony at the time of marriage is still in place and has become a mandatory procedure for the bride to be married to turks.

when the bride gets married to her husband's house on the first day, she goes to the turkish bathroom.

the men will prepare for the bride 15-20 items of new clothes and pants, new shoes and gold and silver jewellery.

the bride brought these gifts from the husband ' s family into the bathroom and then wore them back to the man ' s house.

on the 40th day of the child ' s birth, the mother takes her child to take a bath in turkey, while eating and watching the bathroom band play, and wishes for the child, perhaps for her own sake.

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