Strengths are often associated with man. They are ought to carry heavy things and do any hard labor for women. They would always be praised for helping and entitled as gentlemen when doing so.
Thus, on the other hand, women would always be seen as weak, and their pains are often disregarded. Period pain is one of the pains that man can never experience, but does that mean they can look down on it?
Well, here comes the invention of the Period Pain Simulator to roughly articulate the level of period pain, especially to men 💪.
What is a Period Pain Simulator?
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It’s a device that sends electrical currents through the abdominal muscles that cause it to contract and flex in a similar way to the cramping of the uterus during menstruation. Which sounds like a perfect device to be tested on men!
Here is one of the examples:
See how he squeaked and completely forgot how to talk? I shouldn’t laugh but the feminist in me is screaming 😆
They also tested the device on his wife to compare:
See? The difference in their reaction is just so ironic.
Boys, please don’t laugh or mock your sister or friends anymore, okay?
However, this is not the final word. I would say strength actually depends on the individual itself.
It could be the diet, habit or even an upbringing of a person. If a girl grew up carrying heavy stuff and doing hard labor, she can be strong enough to carry boxes and if a boy was born in a silver spoon, he may not be able to lift up his own finger. Who knows?
Anyways, the old practices and stereotypes are not a bad calling as a whole. At some point, women should be careful of her own body as doing heavy duty work may affect the uterus.
Not saying that the uterus is a fragile part of a woman's body, it's just that there are some practices that need to be avoided to prevent any risks. Visit this website to know more.
Afterall, there shouldn’t be any competition between men and women. We are created with different abilities, skills and advantages. Do what we are good at and help whoever that needs help, okay?
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media & various cross references for context.
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