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What nation has a tradition of building special huts for girls to visit?

In one of the Cambodian villages where the Kreung people live, an unusual freedom of morals reigns. Here it is customary to build a small hut for a teenage girl away from the main house, where she can meet boyfriends at night and have sex. It is believed that through experiments, the girl will make a conscious choice of her future husband, taking into account sexual compatibility. The villagers themselves note that there are no divorces in their commune.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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