The most "wonderful" custom in Nepal is that women are driven out of their homes for a few days every month. Why are you doing this?

Nepal is a small country bordering China. Nepal has become a popular tourist destination in China in recent years due to its proximity to China and low consumption level. The natural scenery in Nepal is very beautiful, and so are the girls in Nepal. But in this country, the social status of men and women is very unequal, and women are always treated unfairly. For example, there is a very incomprehensible custom in Nepal, that is, women are driven out of their homes during menstruation. Why is this?

It is said that the local people think that women's menstrual blood is unknown, which will bring disaster to their families and other family members. This idea is ridiculous in the eyes of many people in our society now, but the local feudal thought is still very stubborn, even women themselves believe it. How pathetic this is!

It is said that some tourists who travel to Nepal will meet women who look very weak on the roadside. Tourists want to come forward and care for help, but women will avoid it in horror. This is a woman, probably someone who was kicked out of the house during menstruation, and they dare not contact others during this period. So what should a woman who is weak and may even be suffering from dysmenorrhea do after being kicked out of the house? Some caring families may let their daughters stay at home. But most women will be driven out of the crowd, face the wind and rain alone, and even be attacked by wild animals, which is really dangerous. Therefore, women who are driven out of their homes during menstruation will get together, help each other and take care of each other. They are not allowed to go home until the end of the physiological period, during which they will certainly suffer a lot.

How speechless this is! I really hope the local government can ban this custom as soon as possible to protect the personal safety of women.