Ancient Egyptian sex culture

A documentary filmmaker in Egypt, Bayoumi, departed to explore sex topics. He met with sex experts and filmed the shame and embarrassing men and women on the streets. He hopes to fight the lack of information about sexual intercourse, which often causes an increase in marriage disorders and risk of marriage in Egypt. Nearly 40% of marriages in Egypt ended in divorce, the highest level of any Arab country. While sex discussions become more open and accessible, more to be done to fight the shame associated with sex in Egypt.

For example, Egyptian women are not allowed to practice "pure" sex. The only desire is to make a baby. Male couples must know about worldly desires. The man was then not allowed to have sex alone for pleasure. While some men have hated sex education in Egypt, the general public has been left indifferent to the topic. The internet has voted to these women.

The language used to describe sex is a reflection of the beliefs of the سكس مصري. Some languages ​​are used to condemn and insult, and some words are general calls. There is a possibility that the boatman might shout, "Come on, you fornicator!" If the message is clear, then it must be sexual. The tomb of the TI Kingdom in Saqqara proves the sexual language, and the sign of hieroglyph that depicts a couple making love found in Beni Hasan, which has been touched by hundreds of visitors.

Although the ancient Egyptians do not consider themselves virgins, they appreciate sex. It is not uncommon for couples to have premarital sex, even though it is liked in Egyptian society. However, a person must be loyal to the couple before they are allowed to get married. Adultery can be punished by whipping, mutilation, or death. A wife is asked to remain loyal to her husband too, because the only way to prove the legitimacy of her children is through marriage.

Confidence in eternity makes marriage among the ancient Egyptians the principle of fundamental marriage. In fact, it's normal for royalties to marry siblings too. This produces a long line of marriage in the family. Inbreeding is often responsible for diseases and malformations of many family members. Conversely, ordinary people rarely marry their relatives or cousins. Therefore, premarital sex between siblings is not considered a tabo in ancient Egypt.

Egyptian mythology states that Dewa Atun created the world with masturbation. Pharaoh will also masturbate ceremonially and ejaculation in the Nile. It is unclear what the ancient Egyptians think about sex but it is normal for them to tolerate them, even consider it a divine act. In addition, there is no formal marriage ritual in ancient Egyptian culture. However, women are considered as husband and wife when they live with their husbands.