@azawadharkouk227: One of the most painful aspects of leblouh is the emotional suffering it can cause young girls. Some girls have experienced fear, sadness, crying, and distress when they are pressured or forced to eat large amounts of food against their will. Instead of being allowed to grow naturally and make choices about their own bodies, they may be taught that their value depends on meeting a certain beauty standard. In some communities where this practice has existed, the pressure to gain weight was connected to the belief that a larger body would make a girl more attractive to men and increase her chances of marriage. This means that young girls were sometimes expected to change their bodies to satisfy social expectations and male preferences rather than their own wishes. A child should not have to suffer, change their body, or experience emotional pain in order to be considered worthy or desirable. Many people today criticize leblouh because they believe girls deserve the freedom to decide their own futures, receive education, and be valued for who they are not for how well they fit someone else’s idea of beauty. #sahel #sahara #mauritania #Nomads #saharawiya👑🇪🇭

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