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As she lay with Antonia, gently running her hand over her partner's bottom and thighs, Silvítya sadly reflected that her relationship with Antonia was a lot like her relationship with Káloyankt. Whatever love she felt for the person currently in her arms didn't matter. Their time together was doomed to come to an end as soon as "the moon paid Antonia a visit". Their Paths in Life would not permit them to stay together.
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Note: It is difficult for a non-Danubian to understand the humiliation the concubines had to endure by allowing their Master to run his fingers through their hair. Braided hair is a tradition that goes back to the very beginnings of the Danubian nation and is a woman's primary symbol of honor. According to Danubian protocol, the top of a woman's head is considered her "space" and a forbidden zone for men. Religious traditions, among both the Followers of the Ancients and among Danubia's Christian denominations, strictly prohibited men from touching women's hair and prohibited women from allowing men to see their hair unbraided. The Grand Duke, by fondling the women's scalps and breaking the most fundamental sexual taboo of Danubian culture, was demonstrating absolute dominance over his concubines and stripping of all their dignity.
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Anonymousover 4 years agoI've lived on 3 continents, in 4 countries, visited over 30 countries & speak 8 languages to varying degrees.... I think you've explained the braided hair being a deep source of pride & a deeply ingrained cultural taboo for a man to touch quite well & very consistently.
