Sensitive conversations, these things do not need to be discussed on the internet.😄😅

@sellomonareng72 There was a lot of undertone disrespect in this conversation but Big Zulu is the bigger guy on this whole situation.

Ndiyaithanda ke le mpendulo ka BigZulu... Each tribe has its way of doing things we shouldn't expect ba benze what we do

😂😂😂ppl will think u mad laughing alone once u tune in to these crazy guys

Wants you removed that skin u no longer sweet on bed

Kahle wena

Thick skin yi idiom ngeke understand 😂🤣🤣🤣

During ILEMBE era circumcision was temporary because warriors were required to constantly fight in the process of building the Zulu nation. All in all foreskin removal - into yamaNguni.

Why do they cut it? I still don’t get it, because it has no scientific reason at all except religion and lots and lots of superstition…

Shaka stopped the circumcision

History fact: King Shaka paused traditional male circumcision in the 19th century for one main reason: military readiness. He needed every warrior healed, trained, and ready to fight, turning the battlefield into the ultimate rite of passage. 🇿🇦

But now they talk like other tribes are wrong for doing that yet their king stopped it

Nope, I’ve never heard that. What I’ve seen as more prevalent is the practice in some communities of ridiculing men who don’t undergo traditional circumcision, or who choose to have it done in a hospital. I have a Xhosa bro who gets teased by his own cousins for having been circumcised in hospital. They literally tell him he’s still not a man because he didn’t go through the traditional process. Zulu people, on the other hand, generally don’t seem to give a damn about what other people choose to do with their foreskins. 😂

This is not 1940

What was happening 1940 ?

😂😂🤣

Its not that deep Shaka decided that we need to go war at that time , from there we didn’t go back to that culture

Yoh🙆