A man’s pain tolerance....

Tehehe, on tv over here in Perth they had a man go through 'labour' using electrobe thingies. He had a supporting midwife and could use gas if he wanted. It was supposed to be the average 1st time labour, so 10-12hours, mild pain at first etc. At first he was all cocky about it saying he knows he can do it, afterall his wife had twins and it didn't look too bad.

MORHORHAHAHAHAHAHA.

He cried a bit then gave up at about 3.5hours. Announced that women are soooooo much better at men with pain and he never ever ever wants that pain again.
Mum and I were delighted to show our men

hahaha I love it!

My DH also had kidney stones when Hannah was a couple of months old.
The male nurse said "It's just like being in labour, dude - if your wife could do it, so can you!"

If I didn't have a sleeping baby in my arms at the time I would've punched him

I'll quite happily kick DH in the nuts while im in labour , least it will provide me with a bit of enjoyment .

DH is far too scared of me tho to say something like that, poor guy could chop his arm off and he'd say
"fark that hurts ! ive lost my arm...but I know its not as bad as giving birth! thank goodness ...i'll just pick that arm up and put it on some ice "

My Dh couldn't even cope with watching me labour so I doubt he would think he could go through one....lol

kaiz231 wrote: How does one sign her husband up for that I am a bit tired of hearing that a kick in the nuts is so much worse. He always says "Well do you ever hear a guy say he wants to get a kick in the nuts AGAIN?No. But you woman want more kids, so it cant be that bad "

Yes, but a swift kick to the nuts doesn't reward you with a child lol, I wouldn't do labour again with no reward for my efforts.

Chickoin wrote: Yes, but a swift kick to the nuts doesn't reward you with a child lol,.

No sometimes you get the opposite effect from a kick in the nuts! lol - no reward of a child EVER!

Yay, I was trying to remember what it was called!

And dammit , they can pee standing up , we are entitled to have something for us , and if that is we can complain about how painful childbirth is, then so be it .

rianna08 wrote: I dunno if you can download it but if you want to see it the show is called Whats Good For You on Channel 9.

Yeap, what she said Although I have googled and you tubed a bit and can't find any episodes

ETA, that was a good bit, he sobbed a little and then said "I'm just feeling a bit emotional", EXACTLY the way us women do. Oh I am such a meany

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I'm sure boys could make them using a car battery or something... now to think of a cunning story to make DH make a labour machine......