«Коблы»: как они появились в женских зонах СССР...

"Cobbles": How They Appeared in the Women's Zones of the USSR In women's prisons and camps, life and human relationships are completely different than in men's correctional institutions. In the cells of the pre-trial detention center, everything is run by the elders - prisoners appointed by the administration. In the zones, active lesbians have the greatest influence. And it's not a secret for anyone that in women's colonies it is representatives of gay sex that most often arrange fights. A woman who has assumed the role of a man is called a dog in the zone. She formally plays the role of a husband. As in the wild, in the camp for women, the family remains in the foreground, therefore, in the zones, prisoners mainly live in families, both figuratively and literally. Active camp lesbians always take men's names, cut their hair short, and try to speak in a bass. They even outwardly become similar to men: their gait changes, their facial features become coarse. The dog takes on the role of protector and breadwinner (for example, he must get or buy some food), and the duties of a housewife are performed by a passive lesbian, she cooks and sets the table. The latter in prisons often get tattoos depicting either a mermaid in a crown holding a violin and a bow and splashing on the waves, or rescuing a girl drowning in a stormy sea. Such unions usually last throughout the entire term of imprisonment, and the separation of the couple is not encouraged. This connection is conditioned not only by sexual demands, but also by the desire, for example, to have moral protection. There is no courtship in such couples. Everything is restrained and dry. By the way, no one rapes anyone - everything happens by mutual consent. Paradoxically, but the coolest, bloody showdowns, sometimes with a fatal outcome, take place in the female colonies of the post-Soviet space and mainly because of the jealousy of the cobbles. While in men's prisons violence usually comes from guards, in women's prisons, violence more often comes from inmates, with the tacit consent of the prison administration. Fights break out, as a rule, over trifles, and they are much tougher than those of men - nails, teeth and other attributes of female beauty are used. Women, apparently, are so keen on clarifying relations with each other that they find themselves completely uncoordinated in the face of a common misfortune. Many experts believe that the origins of the camp unions lie in the colonies for juvenile delinquents, where girls also often create husband-and-wife couples.

Source: "Kobly": how they appeared in the female zones of the USSR
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