Marriage is a socially recognized or socially recognized union between a man and a woman for entertainment, partnership, financial support for both spouses, and the sharing of happiness and joy. Many people get married for many reasons.
What is known is known as dating, and these days those involved in the process know where their spouse’s bed is, or where a girl or woman sleeps in the same bed as a man, which shouldn’t be the case.
Further research shows that in the past, when you courted or dated the modern way, spouses just learned from each other.
It was also mentioned that women would neither enter a man’s bedroom nor a man’s bedroom.
It is said that women cannot even wash men’s clothes or cook until they are married.
Swahili tribes have a marriage custom where newlyweds must complete their first transaction in the presence of a mentor. Is this weird? Read on to see what happens next.
In Swahili marriage customs, when the courtship is over and the woman willingly marries the man, the woman’s family will give her a mentor and friend.
This mentor trains a woman how to satisfy her man in bed.
The instructor also trains the lady how to deal with their housemaids not to enter their rooms.
Now after the wedding ceremony, the woman’s mentor goes into the spouse’s bedroom and hides under their bed. At this stage, both men and women know there is someone under their bed, but still do whatever they want.
The marriage is done in the presence of the mentor, in other words, they have their first
The reason why the mentor is under their bed is to check if their honeymoon period is going well.
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