In Yay Pote Gyi, a remote village in central Myanmar, you see residents with different hairstyles. It’s a tradition they have kept for more than 200 years.
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The village where hairstyles are a dating code – BBC News
19 comments on The village where hairstyles are a dating code – BBC News
19 responses to “The village where hairstyles are a dating code – BBC News”
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Wait…tradition? Gender norms? Why isn’t the left wing media attacking these people? If they’re contributing to the patriarchy then why aren’t you doing something??? There’s no difference between men and women other than an “inner sense” so by definition, what’s playing out here are purely social constructs that are bad and only serve the patriarchy.
It’s ridiculous to me how the left brutally shames people in Western culture for upholding their traditions but everyone else in the world is miraculously exempt.
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"Hey baby "
"I have a boyfriend "
"No u don't " -
BBC again Brain washing ppl with fake news .. Gangstalkingg
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They need more immigration and to become more diverse.
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SCRAP the BBC…..Then People Can Have the FREE Television Channel's
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Genius
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Hai
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what if your hair is down?My hair for the most part is always down.
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This is Awesome!
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Makes life alot easier..
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SCRAP THE TV LICENCE!
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Why not do an under cover op on Capita and their practices.
Watchdog could investigate ,just a thought -
Why won't you do a segment on the BBC targeting over 75's to pay money to BBC?
Scum of the earth that's what the BBC is
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Budaya orang aneh…
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They need to watch some makeup tutorials.
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What is your problem with brits…They keep their culture and tradition unlike you western shit destroyed your european culture.
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But in UK women who doesn't use underwear means time for dating… most ridiculous..
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Would make approaching women a whole lot easier!!!
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Lovely accents, it's clearly more pleasant and relaxed sounding than other well known accents.
