Men attempt to experience birth-labor pain

[ack]

Steve should tell us how close this comes

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/video/men-machine-creates-sensation-labor-18283518

 

[Bruce B]

Looks like a TENS unit

 

[Orb]

Does seem to ignore what happens at full dilation (whatever its called) with a reasonable size mass pushing out.
Maybe having constipation for several weeks is as close as we will ever get to understanding
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[Bruce B]

Maybe having constipation for several weeks is as close as we will ever get to understanding
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or kidney stones...

 

[Orb]

That got me thinking, in some ways going back awhile men had it pretty bad as well with regards to a certain sexual disease, a fine needle-poker, and what it was inserted into
Makes me wince thinking of it hmm.
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[treitz3]

Looks like a TENS unit

Yes, it does. That must be a more powerful one than the one I have. I've had mine cranked up to max and I did not react like these two men did. Why would they want to simulate child birth anyway? It's excruciating pain followed by the most wonderful thing to ever happen to a couple. Why do it just to experience the pain? Some people....

Tom

 

[mep]

That got me thinking, in some ways going back awhile men had it pretty bad as well with regards to a certain sexual disease, a fine needle-poker, and what it was inserted into
Makes me wince thinking of it hmm.
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That's known as the "ream and scream."

 

[mep]

Yes, it does. That must be a more powerful one than the one I have. I've had mine cranked up to max and I did not react like these two men did. Why would they want to simulate child birth anyway? It's excruciating pain followed by the most wonderful thing to ever happen to a couple. Why do it just to experience the pain? Some people....

Tom

It's to teach men a lesson and help with our feminization.

 

[Orb]

That's known as the "ream and scream."

Hah
Well if they wanted prove they were tough, maybe they should try that as an experiment, my money would be on them refusing.
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[jazdoc]

At the risk of sounding like a sexist pig...

Almost uniformly, every woman I've ever asked who has experienced both will tell you that passing a kidney stone is way worse than childbirth...

 

[Orb]

It's to teach men a lesson and help with our feminization.

Ah you have not been harrassed yet into wearing a pregnancy empathy belly, the ultimate in our feminization.
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[mep]

You have to draw the line somewhere and put your foot down. What's next? A strap on mini pad for men to wear one week a month?

 

[Steve williams]

I always told my patients that the 2 most painful experiences one can have is labor and the pain of ureteral colic (pain passing a stone)

 

[JackD201]

Ugh. Don't remind me.

 

[Orb]

I always told my patients that the 2 most painful experiences one can have is labor and the pain of ureteral colic (pain passing a stone)

Well I assume there are others but they are illnesses so I guess do not count such as Meningitis,appendicitis left too long, certain types of heart attack,etc.
Would be interesting to know what are the top 10 most painful illnesses/biological effects such as birth and their possible scale.

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