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You are not wrong I agree with you, these videos are wonderful & informative, but this young woman clearly felt violated and her privacy invaded. For her sake that part should be taken out. Otherwise what are you teaching her? That all her familly did nothing while strangers invaded her privacy. She may never feel safe again, & it could lead to her being taken advantage of by others somewhere down the road. Please don't do this to her.

I agree, I was very shocked and concerned for her especially if these are modest people who rarely show their bodies to anyone. I would hope the videographers would sacrifice their views to re-edit and upload a new video to protect this woman from the ogling of the outside world. Not appropriate for us to see.

Actually that part was from a "documentary like" movie, I've seen it, it's about arrange marriage but it's a love story. So the woman was a paid actress and that part was supposed to be about the lack of privacy in the tent: it's the night she arrives in her new husband's family: her mother-in-law help her to bath and someone enter the tent so she's surprised and shy, it's to show how there is no intimacy for her. After that it's about how they need to be quiet on their wedding night because they all sleep in the same tent so... you know, with in laws, parents grandparents and kids around. Later in the movie, they fell in love. The movies says that even if they have the reputation of being very prude (no sex no cheating), they are actually very open about it since everyone hear others doing it but also that cheating is very common.

​@@hblask4192 I have seen that as well. No one has privacy in a family situation like this. They make the best of it for the family unit and it has worked for thousands of years.

​@@hblask4192what is a title of this movie?

Moss

They eat the frozen grass. The wind creates bare patches. You can see in some parts of the video.

right! they also dif the moss from under the snow with their hooves

Great! Thanx for the info folks! Appreciate you both!

there are some tiny tundra bushes. most of time chukchee use animal fat instead of firewood

@@patrushevs_stories Ok.. Thank you. 😊

​@@patrushevs_storieshow they do their No.2,where and how they dispose it.

chukchee peninsula

спасибо за видео,

Shamanism

@@Simplinalina Thank you for the information. Does this mean their beliefs are similar to Native Americans?

@@amypagekaviani5661 yes, there are some similarities

@@Simplinalina Thank you for the information.

a lot of similarities with Yupik people, which you can find too in small communities of Siberia. @@amypagekaviani5661

Thank you for interesting request! I will try!

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They make love into yarangas!! Not in the snow, it's too cold!

in their religion it's inappropriate to urinate inside the chum. this making choum dirty in terms of their beliefs.

It is not the urine--it's the act of urinating. That urine has many utilitarian functions and is not discarded. Common sense says it's the act. Think about it: people in the act of urinating can't always control the direction,volume,force of the urine or even the sound--some people's sound like a water hose of a loud water fall. Are you still confused?

@@monsterlisa3167 I'm sorry to say I wasn't confused. Keep your words in check, please. I just thought the contradiction was funny. I can understand what you're saying even if it's a tad hypocrite : having children means people make love while in the same chum as others. Unless they go outside under 50° for this too ? After that urinating seems not to be such a big taboo. But to each one its own habits. I wasn't criticising anybody, I know to show respect to anyone on Earth. Agressive much ?

@@beatricehorem9859 If that is your nature to be "sorry," who am l to tell you otherwise?

@@monsterlisa3167 My "nature" is not to take into account the hatred sent freely by people I don't know and I don't mind. Maybe I used the wrong word but I'm ready to read what you're able to write in my own language. I'm getting ready to host my children, grand-children and my elderly parents to celebrate Christmas. So I don't have neither the time nor the wish to fight with you. Good luck in finding another target to get your claws into. As for me it's good bye. Definitly.

just a fact

I'm glad somebody else in the comments noticed this! Unfortunately this is the attitude of patriarchal misogynistic domineering cultures. (not only this one, either!) Got to protect that uterus from imaginary dangers ! After all, the only use for a woman is to spit out kids. She's only worth as much as her uterus. If she can't have kids she gets thrown out into the snow to die because she's considered useless. Today people know better and don't think this way, but the fact that these people think this way shows you how backwards they still are. Sad.

thats true, it should be warm there. It not only Nomad women.

Chukchi people don't think women are fragile. It's the opposite: they search for a strong woman, who can work hard and do a lot of labor. It's not a life for weak people in general. Tall and strong ladies are preferred in their culture! 😁

1: it's not all they know: they can chose to live in the city if they want, they can have access to internet/tv. 2: it's a difficult but wonderful way to live, you may not like it but it's not "awful".

but all you mentioned here is true. also the Eskimos actually used to greet each other by rubbing or touching their noses instead of kiss because the nose wath the only part exposed in this arctic cold.