Strange customs in Africa-a girl asks a man to whip

In the remote Omo River Basin of Africa, the women in the mysterious Hamar tribe are different from the beauty of ordinary women. The Hamar women can be said to be real "female men". They all regard scars as beauty and "pursue" scars.

Women in the Hamar tribe like to use sharp thorns to carve scars with different patterns on their bodies because they think they look beautiful and the scars are a symbol of their strength. Of course, the scars on these "female men" in the tribe are more left by their daily heroic struggle and hard work.

What's even more interesting is that in order to have more scars on the body, local tribes also hold a "flogging ceremony" for women. It is understood that the "flogging ceremony" was performed by a group of men called "Maza". They flogged the women in the tribe until the women's backs bled before the ceremony could be terminated. During the whole process, no one shouted among the Hamar women. They were all proud of the scar of their wounds.