An arab traveler's account of Somali women in medieval times.
Ibn-al Mujawir(1232)(Tarikh al-Mustabsir)(Guide to Arabia)
A word on the shamelessness of Somali women (nisa al-barabir). When a Somali woman is quarreling with another, she removes all her clothes, slaps her breasts, claps, jumps up and down and her eyes stare piercingly into the face of the other (tasluq ayna-ha fi wajh sahibat-ha). Both of them are now (as if) sleeping, then bending over; now laughing and crying; then scowling and repressing (their feelings). She plucks out her pubic hair, sprinkling it into the air. She put her finger into her vagina and makes the other lick her vaginal juices (min rahim-ha). Or she pushes her finger into her anus and makes her adversary smell the excrement. Whatever one does, the other does also. I have never seen (anyone more shameless, dirtier and more immodest than the Somalis – may God give them no reward for their being Muslims.*
https://books.google.ca/books?hl=no...awir+somali+women&q=shamelessness&redir_esc=y
Now this discusss
Ibn-al Mujawir(1232)(Tarikh al-Mustabsir)(Guide to Arabia)
A word on the shamelessness of Somali women (nisa al-barabir). When a Somali woman is quarreling with another, she removes all her clothes, slaps her breasts, claps, jumps up and down and her eyes stare piercingly into the face of the other (tasluq ayna-ha fi wajh sahibat-ha). Both of them are now (as if) sleeping, then bending over; now laughing and crying; then scowling and repressing (their feelings). She plucks out her pubic hair, sprinkling it into the air. She put her finger into her vagina and makes the other lick her vaginal juices (min rahim-ha). Or she pushes her finger into her anus and makes her adversary smell the excrement. Whatever one does, the other does also. I have never seen (anyone more shameless, dirtier and more immodest than the Somalis – may God give them no reward for their being Muslims.*
https://books.google.ca/books?hl=no...awir+somali+women&q=shamelessness&redir_esc=y
Now this discusss
With an excerpt like that, I bet the rest of the book is very interesting. I wonder the status of homosexuality in those days, and what else our ancestors supposedly got up to 
I know for a fact some wonky shit went down in the past, and that goes for all cultures. We still have remnants like FGM, so who knows what else the sacred ancestors got down to. I'm no sensitive preservationist against whatever history might unearth.
