The Muria Tribe and Our Sexuality

This book is based on the distinct cultural practices of the Muria tribe, which have gained worldwide attention due to the unique social upbringing of the tribe's children. In the mixed dormitory (or ghotul), elderly superiors match teen girls with teen boys. Once paired, the young couples can share the same floor mat overnight. After four nights or so, they must change partners.

Over the last century, anthropologists have carried out extensive studies on these Adivasi people. This book analyses a cross-section of the entire tribal population in the rural locality, with the author placing special emphasis on nymphomaniacs, sexless girls, Amazonian women, impotent men, deformed partners, the disabled, and many other aspects. Additionally, special attention is paid to unusual sexual encounters, including deviant sex acts, conflicts, common promiscuity, disagreements, abortions, and even incompatibilities that end up in catfights. This book also reveals a variety of sex organ abnormalities, sizes, and shapes, along with their associated problems.

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