The legend is a poeticized narrative of a historical or fictional person, an event and the like, with fantastic elements in the storyline.
Long ago, when the relationship between a man and a woman was free. Free from prejudice, rules, obligations and conventions, contrived by man. Men and women lived separately. Everyone was engaged in their own affairs and duties. Women, they raised new offspring, and men ... let's think, oh, yes, they taught this offspring to survival skills and had fun as they could. Periodically, there were meetings between a man and a woman, of course in the territory of a woman, to conceive a new offspring. As intended, the man, aspired every time to a new woman. Because where there in the depths of his pure and sincere soul, he understood that only in this way mankind will be able to survive. These campaigns continued indefinitely. And one fine moment, it happened ...
Interesting story...
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