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Now that all our cultures , religions and languages are protected in our constitution and respected by fellow-citizens , our communities no longer regard themselves as minorities in opposition to the rest of the nation , but simply as part of the whole South African nation . Since our culture tends to work this way anyway - nonrelated adults often pair off and create families together - civil marriage is an essential tool for giving these relationships a legal framework . I was taken by the simplicity of life there , and how , for the most part , everyone I met there seemed as happy or happier than many of the people in our culture , " Gantz says . Here indeed we see the birth of that constitutive element of our culture , classicism ( not the classical itself , which it venerates and ironizes ) , a posture of displacement that needs , creates , feeds on , and perpetuates both the ideology of decline and to some extent , as self-perpetuating prophecy , decline itself . However , differences among our cultures , both in health and eating patterns , has encouraged scientists to look closely at the many properties of garlic . Exploration of how these traditions of interpretation respond to important stories in our cultures , and how they help shape the ways we understand human experience . Because our culture tends to view the breast as sexual , it can be hard for people to realize that breastfeeding is the natural way to nurture children . The spiritual nature of man is much debated within our cultures , and there is a substantial portion of any given population of men and women who believe that it is , at best , a pleasant myth which was born of the need for a few to control the many . " I feel like we just witnessed the end of our culture , " I said . When people show up late , managers in our culture tend to say they're not committed , or they're lazy . Men in our culture tend to have too limited a conception of sexuality , thinking of it almost exclusively in terms of coitus , but the church must not therefore shy away from discussing genital sex in frank and specific terms . Unfortunately , our culture tends to encourage the denial of pain . We do n't want to leave , it 's our land , our God given land , it is our culture , we ca n't leave . Who we are , and how we live , is framed by artificial , state-created identities that resist and minimise the recognition that is provided to our cultures , our history , our capacities to contribute and our on-going connection to the land and sea . Plus , our culture tends to discourage young females from having sex , leading to an additional layer of inhibitions .