Fresh scars for this Menit tribe girl - Tum Ethiopia

Eric Lafforgue posted a photo:

Fresh scars for this Menit clan lady - Tum Ethiopia

This teen was in Tum, in south Ethiopia, she is from Menit tribe, a clan that is not really crony with Surma! As we can see upon her face, she has uninformed scars done by scratching a skin. it is a beauty pointer in a tribe. With those scars, a lady will have some-more worth when she will be sole for wedding.
Surma additionally offer to a few tourists to see a scarification rite (you must compensate a big amount for this), and make use of razor blades to make scars upon a titties of a young women. I refused to compensate for this as it was similar to paying for a woe session - for me. So we won't see any picture of this ceremony, that is done additionally when tourists have been not there, but that is aslo done specifically for tourists!

Eric Lafforgue
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