Should All Men Have to Try a Period Cramp Simulator?
GOLD COAST, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 16: Jack Hale screams in pain after injuring his leg in the final of the Men's 100m event during the Australian Athletics Championships & Nomination Trials at Carrara Stadium on February 16, 2018 in Gold Coast, Australia. (Photo by Bradley Kanaris/Getty Images)
A menstrual pain relief company called Somedays is going viral for a series of videos where men try a device that simulates period cramps.
They slowly up the intensity from a “one” to a “ten.” Ten is supposed to be fairly extreme, but still “normal” period cramps. Most of the guys start to struggle around a seven.
Here’s the newest one…
@getsomedays “This is involuntary” ya babe. It always is 🫠 #periodpain #periodtiktok #endo #periodsimulator #periodtips
♬ original sound - Somedays | Period Pain Relief
One where a father of four daughters tries it…
And one where a woman has a much easier time with it than her husband…
@getsomedays @thebirdspapaya “feels like early stage labour” *doesnt flinch* 😂. #periodpain #endo #periodtiktok #periodproblems
♬ original sound - Somedays | Period Pain Relief
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