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"is this why girls get moody?"
No, now combine it with the body pain, constant leaking sensation, rashes due to pads, sometimes you're constipated and sometimes you have diarrhoea. Yeah that's why
So that why women are naturally more tolerable to pain. We have to learn to adjust to pain the only time we have a similar thing happen is kidney stones and while we dont get the other things the pain is literally one of the worst on earth.( and even that dose t always happen)
@@ky-passley4769 now imagine we can give birth without painkillers. But you get morfine for kidney stones. There is a reason some woman scream during childbirth. Its menstral cramps but 100 times worse.
and also when theres always that one guy who points out your leaking first before anyone else and teases you for it
not to mention the hormones >:(
It's mostly the hormones tbh, but that stuff contributes
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"don't annoy them, stay away"
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@@sarah_ferguson yes, yes, yes, and yed
@@sarah_ferguson yes yes
Yes
LMFAOO- honestly 😭
I've seen mixed reviews from women who tried the simulators. Most say it's very weak compared to their actual period pain and they don't have much of a reaction to the simulator. While I've heard a few say it's similar. All the guys seem to act like these dudes. I think because they don't know what to expect when going into it. Women experience the pain often so , they know what to expect. It's kinda nice that the men can experience it kinda. It shows that women aren't over-reacting about their period pains. And every woman is different. Some can function and endure their period pain, while others will be left in crippling pain. People have different pain tolerances.
A couple of things to consider with these tests: i could imagine pain that originates within the body is more impactful than pain from external source + women usually have a higher body fat percentage (especially around that area) so the electrical currents might not deliver as much pain to them vs the men + women are warriors with trained pain tolerance.
Women who have rily bad cramps probably expect worse so when they have this its like nothing. I tried it with my cousin whose a male and I felt 10 was def worse than my usual cramps (5-6 were more my usual). But even the worst didn’t feel SO bad to me.
Of course it doesnt really compare they can only experience one part of the pain
And they also feel different levels of pain during their periods. For some it’s really bad while others barely feel anything
I agree. But pain tolerance doesn’t always work for period pain. I actually have issues feeling pain to the point my family thinks I have issues with my nerves (the highest I’ve used was a 3 on the pain scale, that being when I injured my shoulders and when I broke my wrist it was only a 2). But my period I would rate a 9 or 10. What I always find funny is that I actually use a tenz unit (the machine that is usually used to simulate period cramp) to alleviate them. I crank that sucker up to the highest setting 😂 That + heat = blissful numbness
I am not the type of person to feel so happy at other people's discomfort, but this just made me so happy all men in the world need to do this so that they know what this stuff feels like.
Even baby's?
@@yurisahidain1575 MEN, as in adults
Personally I don't want mens feeling the discomfort women go through not even for a second .,.
It should be an option, some men know how women feel
"I am not the type of person to feel so happy at other people's discomfor"
But I also want to inflict pain on half of the worlds population, seeing these guys in pain made me *so happy*
The joy on her face when he said he wasn’t over exaggerating and this must be how girls felt
Yes she’s a sociopath.
@@grantgants6575 nah fam it’s the look of someone who’s finally getting some good old fashion vindication. I felt it too
@@katiegrossman2338 Same
@@grantgants6575 quiet
@@grantgants6575 shush
"i understand why women are moody"
yes. we can't deal with pain and people at the same time:)
Yup :')
Bang on 🔥
Yas yaaaaaaasss 🔥
people are already a pain it be double the amount
😭😭😭
watching this while on my period makes me feel better about my pain, because when you see them react more dramatically than the rest of us, you get a sense of satisfactory, knowing that now they know how much it hurts on the first time
I had to play 3 soccer games today on the worst period day I've ever had and my team is mostly males and they tools me to suck it up bc it can't be that bad or that I'm overreacting or that I was lieing when I collapsed on the field in pain so I think I might just buy one of these and get revenge
Same
I know these things aren’t completely accurate to what period pain is like but I think every man (or even women who get minor or no cramps) should try this at least once in their life just to put things into perspective for us because there’s nothing worse than being in pain and being treated like you’re overreacting/should be able to handle it. I’m especially annoyed with how girls aren’t given time off work/school for this and have to use their sick days.
That's literally me. When I have period I feel so in pain but if I don't go to work people thinking that I'm overreacting
Haha, I don't get cramps luckily and neVER plan to heh. I think it mostly applies to people who have mocked or joked about periods, which is not me. Even tho I feel no pain and don't really get emotional, etc etc, I do hateee when I lose clothes to stains and have definitely had to free bleed at a work shift once or twice. Oii, and accidentally bleeding on something in public-- grrr. Periods really suck a shitton even if you don't get the bad kind.
Yes, I don't get what's period pain because I barely ever have had pain at all, it's just discomfort... So I still don't believe it can be that painful C.C
@@zane022It can get extremely painful. I didn't have period pain for 2 years at the start of mine but the it reallyyyyy hit me and they've been extremely bad since then.
9:26
When she said the guy was overreacting and he said he wanted to hit her for saying that, I laughed so hard. Yes, that is how women feel when we're told it's not that bad
Yup
it’s funny that men have the audacity to tell us that we’re overreacting when they’ve never experienced it before
TRUTH
right
I'm not sure if I'm lucky or not... Because I rarely get cramps during my period. But when I do they hurt so bad! My first and second time I got it I had cramps the whole time! 😭
Heejae: "if you enjoyed this video..."
Hoseung: "You enjoyed THIS??"
Me: "yes,, yes I did..."
Every woman: Yes. YES WE DID.
@@BookAndLace so true 😂
Hey guys I'm a small TH-camr and I have cover somi dumb dumb please watch it 💜
@@BookAndLace so true 😂 yes I did too
Girls be like yes we enjoyed this so much
My gym teacher used to say: "girls, period is not an illness!" (therefore, not a valid reason for not excercising).... yeah, it might not be an illness but it's definitely a bodily condition which restrains our daily abilities. I don't wanna speak for every girl, but for me, I'd be better at excercising and running with a full-blown flu symptoms, rather than doing that during my 1st or 2nd day of period. The remaining days are kinda doable for me when it comes to the bodily discomfort, it's just the mental fear of leaking and sweating way too much than normal.
PS: I climbed a mountain on my 1st day of period. I got my period when I was very close to the peak, I decided not to give up and I finished climbing and I climbed all the way down. I still haven't absorbed the thought on how on earth I was able to do that. It was heaven and hell. And I'm proud of that
@ambery wool she indeed is.
I once heard about women who got period cramps so bad that they caught a fever, or can't get up, or needing to take painkillers etc etc. To this day I am still glad that my period cramps never get that bad, and I hope that people that do experience it have a good support system around them
Many women, mine aswell, habe to take painkillers every months for the first 3 or 4 days, and not like 2 doses, talking about at least 5-6 a day depending on how bad it is.
Resulting in stomach problems like diarheea because of the pain killers damaging ingredients to the stomach for the next week.
Yeah, its not so fun. But without the pain killers I couldnt sleep, couldnt ear or go to worl for these days.
I’ve felt period pain so damn bad that I was stuck in place, practically clawing at my Mum who was there comforting me. It was one of my first periods too so I had no idea why it hurt so bad.
Turns out, I have a disease called Endometriosis. It’s a genetic disease and my Mum also has it.
i LOVED THE FACT THAT SHE KEPT TELLING THEM THEY'RE OVERREACTING CUS NOW THEY UNDERSTAND WHAT PEOPLE WITH PERIODS FEEL
Ya same thing like they say it like don't overact
Nah fr
Fr fr
I also think he's overreact bt really he can't bear it
exactly lol cuz the pain is horrific but it's only like 10% of the overall experience
Hoseung his entire life: "I'm a beast"
also Hoseung after a few seconds of period cramps: *I'm not a beast*
I kept thinking but he's supposed to be a beast
I don't because I'm boy 😂
Carat 💎 and your username 😭
The "I'm not a beast" was so satisfying 😂😂
He was just overreacting and pretending for the camera. It would be a boring video if they didn’t. Can’t believe you’re all getting so happy over this XD
I had a huge, gleeful smile on my face through the entirety of this video, not gonna lie. I love how she was like “yep, this is the right amount” so casually. Because women are expected to go about their days with no problem while bearing that pain.
My cramps make me lose my appetite because usually all I can think about is the pain. Sometimes medicine barely even dulls the pain. I’d say it feels somewhat similar to an awful (awful) stomach ache, but concentrated more near the front of your navel, near your bladder. But unlike a stomach ache, there’s no relief from the pain. And sometimes I get aches and pressure in my entire pelvic region to the point of my hip bones feeling like they are molten lava.
Not every month is that bad. I definitely need to eat healthier and do yoga because the instinct to curl up in a ball and eat chocolate is probably not helping.
Korean "men" are hella weak
This reminded me of the time that we had a lady come to my school for national women’s day and held a student group reunion. During the end of it we got into the topic of periods and craps and mentioned that cramps are similar to heart attacks in pain level.
And one of the annoying boys said “But how can you do sports with a heart attack?” And proceeded to argue with an actual female expert and saying she was exaggerating. The counselor had to make him shut up.
The stimulator is just 50% of the actual pain, it doesn't include dizziness, pain in the back, in your hips, in your boobs and sometimes LBM due to menstrual cramps. You boys have no idea how stressful and painful it was, that is just a peek.
Not to mention the sudden chills and cold sweats
Yea and like, the pain is also just a small reason for you to be moody/irritated. The big reason is the hormones which will have you crying over nothing and then laughing the next minute. But yea your whole body is tender basically.
And headache
And nausea. Bloating. With cravings 🤢👹🍫
Yeah some even vomit and I always get a fever while having my periods 😩😬
"Is this what girls feel like when guys say they are overexagerating ?"
Me : *sadistic laugh* Now do this for about 4 to 7 days every month.
@@maydayjanette226 dont forget death :)
@@maydayjanette226 +Pimple !! Or any other thing related to skin that society finds "ugly" + anemia and fatigue + Body temperature not stable
I wish mine only lasted 4-7 days 🥲
Good oneeee 🤣
😂
It’s so heartwarming when someone who doesn’t experience periods takes the time to learn. It’s a small gesture but it feels nice
It's just so validating for once to see people saying the pain is bad, instead of telling us to just get over it. However, of course you have to add the pains to the rest of our body and how messed up our hormones make our emotions and bodily state. On top of the fact we are literally constantly bleeding for days! My husband once said this sweet thing that gives me confidence everytime I'm on my period. He said he once heard about civilisations before ours, worshipping women as types of gods because they are the ones who can "bleed but does not die". Everytime I feel weak for not dealing with the pain well I think to myself "I am the one that bleeds and does not die" no joke haha it makes me feel so much stronger when I'm doubled over in pain.
7:44
Heejae: "He's overreacting"
Hoseung: "My abdomen is twitching"
Heejae: "No, he's overreacting"
Hoseung: "I'm not! *I want to hit her!!* Is this how girls feel like when guys say those things?!"
Byungeun & Heejae: *Both losing it*
Loooooool, this made me laugh so much!!
1.3k likes and no replies?
@@hamshinikanuri all of us are just agree and have no any complain 😂😂
@@amibiu6627 lol
Ikr!
Lmfao!!😂😂😂😂😂 yup
These "Men experience normal occurrences in a woman's life" videos are always so satisfying
They should also experiance mammograms and pep smears lol!!!
It's just five minutes while women just go on for around 40 years like that
they really are
@@shakira7301 It's not just that, but if they're irregular or if you have other [related] health issues even after that you bleed past 40, too. I completely agree with you.
@@midnull6009 Men can and occasionally do get mammograms (my grandfather has had them), and a man's std swab is done with the same sort of tool as a woman's pap smear, and goes in their ureteral (my husband told me about it). They aren't typically done as "routine care" for men, however.
I ain't being toxic BUT
Watching them feel the pain we girls feel on my period days feels soo good
BTW,I love your videos
Same
Heejae is sitting there like a queen and enjoying the show😂😂😂😂
the worst feeling of having period is when you have to sneeze while having a bad cramps. god that hurts so bad i had to hold my sneeze (based from experience i was traumatized at)
Oh yes!! It hurts so much 😭😭
I thought I was dying the first time.
It was more painful than the car wreck.
Ahahaha what I hate more than the pain is that gushing feeling of a blob of slime coming out when you do sneeze 😂
@@Anonymous-in4ed my thoughts 😂😂
@@Anonymous-in4ed exactly 😂😂😂
The worst part is that weird feeling in your abdomen, when you can't really tell if you're about to throw up, need to take a big dump or you're just in excruciating pain. And the back pain. When no matter how you sit there's that nagging pain you just can't get rid of. I can deal with the sharp pain, that feeling of being continually stabbed in the abdomen, it's not fun but I can deal with it. The dull, nagging pain is the worst part for me.
BRO LITERALLY 😭😭 ITS SO BAD
THIS, THIS IS IT.
EXACTLY!
The dull but continuous pain really is the worse
@@ciktikaa The sharp kind of pain you can take painkillers for, but painkillers just don't work on that dull pain. At least not for me...
"IT ISNT EVEN ON! WHY ARE YOU WHINING" and "TELL ME WHOS THE BOSS" are my favorite quotes lol
Best way I've ever found to describe it is like imagining you have food poisoning to a degree that you're stuck in the bathroom for hours and you just wanna die. The degree of pain is also different for everyone, so my decription could only be scratching the surface for what other women have to go through.
It really would be cool to have these devices in schools. Give guys a baseline experience as to one of the reasons why women get so moody every month.
@@user-ek8ml9mz1y Bro, this is neither the time nor the place. Don't be a Bible-bot.
The saddest part about periods is that we get them at a very young age
Imagine a 11 or 12 year old has to deal with all this silently
so trueeeeeee damn😭
i know right mine started when i was 10 and practically none of my friends had started theirs.
i felt so alone going through excruciating pain and my family don’t really talk about ‘taboo’ topics.
the internet was my best friend!
and we even had to go through our days and function normally as if nothing was happening :((
😭😭😭😭😭 SO DAMN TRUE
@Amethyst!紫晶 thank god I had mine during this pandemic so no one in our class knew about me
Let's be honest girls:
It is satisfying seeing guys having that pain.
fr tho
Satisfying? Try happiest day that I have had in a few years, I mean I end up completely bedridden for the first two days of my period due to a mix of pain and the fact that I can and will loose consciousness so seeing two males essentially experience the type of pain women go through during there periods really had me cackling for the entire demo.
im going to hell for smiling the entire thing
AGREED! i was smilingg throughout the entire thing
TRUE
I don’t like seeing people in pain but I love seeing men in period cramp sims.
Edit: I am so happy to see they are feeling the same anger we do when they say “you’re overreacting”
You can tell she is actually enjoying their pain. Tbh I can’t blame her..
Big fan of the fact that she tried it first at
maximum to be like “yeah that’s what it’s like” so people couldn’t be like “the machine isn’t accurate this is so much more extreme than real cramps”
AND she said that its not as bad as some of her cramps
Cramps are like a lingering fluctuating pain kind of. Not a sudden one. But yeah
@@myrkflinn4331 well mine are. I'm fine, sometimes even forgetting im on my period and all of a sudden a get a shooting pain in my back or uterus. It different for everybody :)
@Thomas H What are you, 12 years old?
@Thomas H This has to be the most stupid thing I've ever read
EVERY MALE GYM TEACHER SHOULD BE REQUIRED TO TRY THIS SO KIDS DONT GET SHAMED FOR SITTING OUT
And the female gym teachers, too, on the PCOS/Endometriosis setting, while doing sports...because they are the ones more likely to give a girl the most grief over wanting to sit out, expecting us to all act like the gymnast girls in the tampon commercials, and claiming that we are over-reacting, and that it isn't as bad as we say.
@@app103 Thankfully my male gym teacher always allowed us to sit out. Especially since I can't use tampons.
@@app103 omg yeah like why are the oldass female teachers always worse than the males?
@@moni2862 same im so glad that somehow literally all my gym teachers were like understanding damn like thats literally the bare minimum
I had good gym teachers, which really made it easier for us girls.
im sorry, guys,but women do enjoy watching this. We spend our whole lives hearing we are weak and dramatic, but we endure gut wrenching pain while bleeding, sometimes even before and after and all other fun things that comes with our hormones going nuts and attacking us. We give birth, for christ sake. We separate bones and tear ligaments to put people into this Earth. And we still have to hear BS our whole lives over it. Its not about you, you guys are really sweet and understanding, but most guys arent like that and feels good to be recognized for the effort we have to make just to keep our daily routines and still be told to smile. Great vid!
The thumbnail was PERFECT
Plus the uncomfortable feeling of wearing pads, worrying about leaks when you're in public, the pimples, the mood swings and more muscle cramps HAHAHAHA
Use a menstrual cup.
@@serpentinewolf7085 not everyone is comfortable with it. One day i feel great with the cup inside, another day i cannot put it in because of the pain. But pads are always disgusting
Period underwear is a lifesaver if you have low to medium-heavy flow, I don't thinik it works for people with very heavy flows. I have normal to heavy and it works fine for me. It is quite the investment too but very worth it.
@@teissi try different position and different fold when you putting it in. I was newbie too but i found my most comfortable ways after few period.
@@sellaGames I've been using the cup for 2 years, but sometimes periods are just too painful to wear it, and i don't feel comfortable
To me my favorite part was when they slightly crunched over while they were standing, that’s literally the most accurate thing and it happens so suddenly
😂yaa, I do that sometimes on my period
That and them holding onto the wall while walking around
I had fucking war flashbacks, man
@@katsucandy SAME! Ugh, I remember a point where mine started at school during my exams, I couldn't even get out the front gates before my legs gave out that one was so bad... I had to get a taxi home! Thank you science for birth control for making this into a war flashback and not a "coming soon" clip
SAME LMAAOOO
literally i ducking hate it especially in public because ur just crouching and everyone is just staring
bro it's so satisfying watching this after having a period cramps 😭
There's nothing about seeing someone else in pain that makes me feel good. However, seeing this is very validating. It's good to know that others have trouble functioning with this pain and that it's ok to acknowledge the fact that you're dealing with it. There's nothing (nothing healthy) you can do to get rid of this, but it helps when other people acknowledge this and behave considerately
me and girls who dont take painkillers: my goals are beyond your understanding
Ikr!!😭 It hurts so bad
Tfw ur mom says you'll get cancer if you take them but all her periods are painless while u over here throwing up and sleep deprived 🤩✌️✨
You are right 😭. It hurts so much and you can't even take painkillers because it might affect later 😭
to everyone who replied: i dont take painkillers not because it might affect my health blah blah, but because i can go through it without painkillers, even if it hurts a lot
I just deal with cramps cause they're not so bad and sometimes I take painkillers but only on the first day BC that's when I feel super uncomfortable
The fact they they are comfortable talking about this, is a great quality in men
good point
Exactly. Also that guy on the right knowing so much and really understanding it made me feel so.. understood lol ? xD
Exactly, it’s just yes
It’s the bare minimum
@@chesiresays unfortunately, bare minimum is usually the best we've got
4:11 that's not a valid argument at all. Every girl gets it the first time in their life , sometimes as young as 9 or 11 and there's no button to just "turn it off". The pain comes with the bleeding, bloating, wearing pads for first time and learning how to walk with it, cramps, vomiting for some, diarrhea, and more. And then they have to deal with it for a week every month until they're 50-60. So this is really nothing.
As a man I never experienced this, but I always was sympathetic towards women when they had their periods. Either because I've witnessed the reactions of my mother and sister (seeing them in pain always made me sad) or because my dad told me to be when he had the "father-son talk" with me.
The thing is, it was always other women who were cruel. I was manager of a super market in my early 20's and when a female worker had her period I was easy on her (for example, I didn't let her lift boxes) but all the other women got angry at me for doing that. Believe it or not, they were saying "So what if she's on her period? When I'm on my period I'm not complaining". I've witnessed that kind of attitude my entire life.
PS: When my first girlfriend had her period, I tried to hug her in order to comfort her. She screamed "leave me alone!". I was in shock, then I got angry, I thought "I was only trying to be nice to you, wtf?" (don't judge me, I was clueless, try to see it from my point of view). I got up, said nothing and left. I ghosted her for the rest of the night and the next morning she was crying and told me: "why you left me?"... I've learned a lot with that experience!
I hope you don't get discouraged from those experiences! I appreciate the effort that you put into trying to be understanding with something you cannot personally relate to. It's definitely not a walk in the park, hence those who do take the initiative are few and far between. I see you, and hopefully many others will as well 🤗
If only period symptoms ended with just cramps lol. There’s also insomnia, mood swings, diarrhea, constipation, joint pain, back pain, anemia, fatigue, etc. for some people. And you can’t leave out the constant blood flow for 3-7 days of course.
THIS EXACTLY. And men are usually the ones who just lay down when they have a little headache or back pain while us women experience all those things at once but still function as normal
Isn't the back pain also related to the cramps?
And some women like me have mittelschmerz too . Meaning we can feel the ovulation and it hurts like hell (not as bad as periods but still pretty bad ) from a few hours for the luckys gals (not me 😅) to 2-3days . So basically pain twice per cycle (+the rest of course )
@@rivkavermeij The back pain plus cramps is the worse.
The period poop 😖😖
My favorite thing about this-is where he says “Is this how girls feel when someone says that?” Yes! It is. Also-that they both suddenly understand afterwards what is the proper way to treat women who are in pain. Also: their expressions! They actually have “the look” on their faces afterwards that ALL women have after being in period pain.
I KNOW! I NOTICED THE LOOK AND THOUGHT IT WAS SO FAMILIAR!
One of them was seriously just sitting how I do when I have to act normal but am cramping lol
No Fr! My mom literally got onto me every time I made a face on my period in public, and my sisters said "you don't have to walk around like you're dying." I had to walk, talk, jump, do everything while having abdominal pain. They mostly did that so in public, I know not to hold my stomach, make faces when talking, and give any attitude. Respect is a big thing in our culture, so we try our hardest to be as nice as we can with or without a period.
@Thomas H That is certainly a comment.
@Thomas H BAHAHAHHAHAHAGAGAGAG You're seriously funny dude
This was a delightful video. "Now tell me who's the boss!" had me dying 😂😂😂
As a girl.....I definitely enjoyed it 😂😂😂😂
Absolutely loved that Heejae tried it first to get an idea of pain level in order to make the experiment.
True, nice reaction she does not seem afraid of pain. But hoseung is so knowledgeable that was surprising.
@@pascallaflamme3688 of course she is not afraid. When you have it every month, the pain can't scary you anymore
It was interesting to hear how it differs. I assumed it would give electric zaps like a shock collar. But they said it was more like vibrating
Also, if you watch closely, she’s at a four, maybe a five, but she put the guys on seven. 😂😂🤣🤣😂🤣
@@pamelaleannefreeland9025 7:15
I love that Hoseung was feeling that irritation of Heejae telling him he's overdramatic. She knew to tell him that to see how it feels when guys say that to girls. "I want to punch you if you weren't a girl" lmao.
This was funny and enjoyed it!!!!
@@belroi-57 i have
@@belroi-57 i have multiple times and all my friends have as well
@@belroi-57 I highly doubt their friends said that, probably coworkers or something that said it where not a lot of people could hear.
@@belroi-57 no its just any man i meet and i'm on my period, they always have something to say like "it doesn't even hurt that much stop being so dramatic". And you know being a girl and having to go through that pain, i want to punch anyone in the face that says stuff like that. so yes, i agree with the og comment; i felt very satisfied seeing them have to go through what we women experience every day
@@belroi-57 my dad says that 😕
Nothing gives me joy quite like watching non-period havers experience cramps.
What's worse is this is only the cramp pain. they're still not bleeding, light headed, cravings, mood swings, ect.
wait til they find out its not just cramps, it can also include:
-acne breakouts
-emotional instability
-lack of eating / overeating
-sore muscles
-headaches
-dizziness
-confusion
for anywhere from 3-7 days depending on the person
(but my guy in the black knew all of this already. well educated lad. love that they're both gaining a better understanding from this too. such sweethearts ☺️)
You forgot diarrhea.
Oh and leg cramps
there's obviously more, but yeah, that pretty much sums it all up.
i think you are highly underestimating the degree to which men know about these symptoms. I'm sure there are ignorant ones out there, but I literally knew about all these when I was an 11 year old boy...
So yeah, I think that most men probably get that it seriously sucks.
@@tritone246 no, we're not… 😒 I'm pretty sure that just means you were raised properly and/or actually payed attention in school. definitely do appreciate at least SOME people knowing and *respecting* that, though.
Period pains for women is just the tip of iceberg, imagine the pain of giving birth. Men really doesnt get it until the have this kind of test.
Not when you have PCOS and ENDO, because I pass out, vomit and get headaches, my cramps are heavy, like giving birth every month.
@@ev.09 as a man i can't possibly feel the pain you guys are going through , i feel bad when my gf is having cramps because i physically can't do anything to help her, except for buying chocolates lol. I'm not gonna say the generic "i hope you stay strong" because obviously every girls on this earth is mega strong already . And im sorry for the trashy guys out there, you guys have it hard enough with periods and stress. Sorry for bad grammar
@@orangecat9559 awww .....that's so sweet
@@ev.09 endo survivor here, experienced very bad cramps through my whole body, vomited and took a leave during class for so many times back then, thank god after surgery and wearing an IUD I'm all well and no longer having menstruation now
@@ev.09 even for healthy people like me, cramps still painful. I used to faint and hospitalized once whenever i got my periods.
2:21 is when the real shit starts
I love how this video is recommended to me while I'm squirming around on my bed like a worm trying to distract myself from my cramps😑 (and back and upper leg (a recent development I did not need!! why is that a thing) pain)
We really should respect ourselves more for being this strong😪🌱🤍
i kinda believe these boys are not overreacting. they never felt this pain there so...this is why every men should try this simulator.
Yeah, every male should try this simulator. So next time that females are on period, they can't say anything about it.
@@hiyis46 it would be soo cool if it was a part of school education where every boy has to use it😂😂
I'm a female but I think I should try it too since I don't have cramps LMAO
@@rubberducky.youretheone me too i never had cramps i got it as i was getting on my 20s i dont get it every time but sometimes its hurt so bad that i wish i didn’t experience that
I'll gladly disagree to that lol i have a low pain tolerance(unless im nervous)so... no whaodnwmkd
watching those "men try period pain" videos I always wondered if it actually was accurate cause they seemed to be in so much pain and there was no girls try it so I thought those machines are probably too strong so I really appreciate HeeJae for trying it first and giving a believable comparison. Now I can finally believe that women's pain tolerance is much higher for real! Good confidence boost haha
Sorry but every single scientific study on pain tolerance says the opposite.
@@randomuruk7230 women’s pain tolerance is higher because they have to give birth,,,,it’s literally evolution babe calm your beans
@@maximoose_ your opinion doesn't match fact
i've seen a couple of these types of videos and every one of them had a woman try it first so we knew it was semi-accurate. i don't think women's pain tolerance is higher we just know what it feels like and are used to it/know what to expect while these dudes have never felt it in their lives haha
@@randomuruk7230 yeah a scientific study that is irrelevant to the millions of women who experience the pain is sure promising. I bet you think reading a biased article is considered scientific lmfao
I watched this while on my second day lmao and this has been a looong day for me. I couldn't woke up from my bed until 1pm, brought a basket full of clothes to hang to the second floor, later at night the chocolate bars I saved were eaten without permission, leaving 2 bars. Imagine the rollercoaster swing of mood I had to feel this day lol what a day
Wait this is so funny. I just want all men to experience this at least once so they get an idea of what we go through on a monthly basis. And the last remark to stay away during this time is so accurate honestly. This video is such a gem😂
Being a female myself, It’s funny with the guys being nervous to try the simulator. Because us females go through this pain monthly. And on top of that, we bleed nonstop, have bloating, fatigue, nausea, some vomit, passout, etc…and we still have to go on about our day like everything is fine. I just got over my period a couple days ago. And had to work 12hr shifts on the first 2 days of my cycle. Let’s just say, I felt like utter sh*t both days. I almost collasped from exhaustion and pain because I work in healthcare and had to walk a lot all over the hospital scanning ICU patients and Covid patients.
God bless you, we need people like you in this world.
Thomas chill
@thomas well well well....why didn't Taliban fighters win against US troops years ago?
Why were US troops defeated, they were men "strong beings"?
Why did Allah choose females for child birth , which is the second most painful experience human body can survive (I hope you know first one is being burnt alive)and not men "The stronger beings"?
I don't say women are stronger then men or otherwise...I say Allah made both equally strong . The difference comes in what they are capable of doing for their respective responsibilities and skills......
@thomas thankfully I ain't a woman.... secondly do some research my friend then come .... spitting anger is way easy ... Explain your point staying calm and with facts..if you can't then don't spit shits either
@thomas And I again say...Allah Subhanwata'la created both equally strong...Thier strength is according to their respective jobs😌... don't be offended by the truth...you are a *Strong Man* show some strength and bare the truth
HeeJae: “I’ll try first.” “I had it up to maximum. It wasn’t maximum for you.” Is it any wonder that we all love this girl?
1k likes but no comment? Anyways I love the girl
@@heehaoo I even support her YT (she doesn’t post a lot) and her TikTok. She and her friends do fun dance videos on TikTok. Somehow that girl just always makes me smile.
@@gadget5129 this is gonna sound awfully stupid but
She has a yt account???!?!?!?
@@michellerose7753 She posts makeup, dance, stuff with friends. Not a lot. But she’s so adorable she makes it work somehow.
Here’s a recent post. th-cam.com/video/3GzEl3jmUUM/w-d-xo.html
@@gadget5129 Thanks!!
watching this while on your period makes it so much better
This should be shown to those men who call women as "weaker sex"
I love watching men suffer of period pain stimulateur😂🙂
Same 😁😁😁👌
Same😃
Same. It was so much fun🤫😭😅
Its even funnier when u are on your periods.........
@@archanar4211 yeah😂
He knew all the info but he damn sure wasn't ready for reality lol I wish they could experience "the gush" when you stand up.... how can we simulate that??
Or when we sneeze?
@@kimleemoon I usually just freeze and then continue moving
Right?! That “Holy moly, will someone see this mess on my pants?” fear!
And the unexpected squish when you sit down 😳
Or the one when we sneeze or cough?? That's like a personalised Niagara falls stimulated in our own body
Is it wrong that I love vids like these? Every time. I’m like yessss that’s what we go through. For me, I have endometriosis and an ovarian cyst that’s 3 cm wide. The pain can be similar to labour pain and it comes on so suddenly without warning. It’s so satisfying seeing men go through it.
And men wonder why we’re so mad during our cycles😂
Something like this, I think, should be a required experience for every guy. Could be included in health/sex-ed class perhaps. Have one or more female classmate give it a go to prove it works and provide an opinion on the accuracy, and then every dude gives it a go. Peer pressure would ensure that every, or almost every guy tries it.
it would be a nice one day experience type thing at school, but definitely not required.
Love the idea, but some girls might lie about the setting and the school could get sued or something
@@anotheridentitycrisis354 true but then female teachers are there too
This is a great idea!!
I agree
Isn't it beautiful that Hoseung said "you should be good to people with periods", without singling out people who might not identify as women? I find him so precious!
At 1:38 he also said you can be a boyfriend or a husband loved by your partner which I picked up on as well :)
Not to take any credit from Hoseung, but you should be thanking the translator here. Korean as a language doesn't have gendered pronouns like English does. It was the translator's decision to be inclusive :D
@@siniblues9851 yes, korean isn't really gendered, but it does have words to express wether someone is male or female, like 여자 -girl- 남자 -boy- 여자친구 -girlfriend- 남자친구 -boyfriend- and when talking about relationships koreans are very specific about it, e.g. if theyre talking about men they will specifically say girlfriend and not partner/lover -애인/연인- so in this case is really cool that he didn't use specific gender words to talk about it... like. he could've easily say "girls on their period" but he didn't so yeah, it is beautiful
You can't have a period if you're not a woman tho 🙄
@@kpotato2617 shut up
WE WALK, TALK AND ACT NORMAL! WE DO EVERYTHING U DO WHILE FEELING THIS PAIN! RESPECT US
I am literally shook by how much they already knew beforehand. The guys I know and the ones that live where I live could NEVER.
They're done in like five minutes and never have to do it again.
For those with uteruses, it's like that three days straight, twelve or thirteen times a year, for approximately 40 years, and there is no escape. Drugs honestly barely even make a difference. We spend about 35,000 hours of our lives experiencing that level of pain.
So now, perhaps it makes sense why so many people with uteruses who don't want kids do WANT hysterectomies. For every year that a doctor delays a wanted hysterectomy, they cause at least 800 hours of extra, unnecessary pain to their patients. How can inflicting that on an adult who has already weighed their choices possibly be considered ethical?
You're right. 10 years ago I asked my Drs for a hysterectomy, due to endometriosis, adenomyosis, and ovarian cysts, they both said no, cuz I have no kids and may want them. They said to relieve the pain, 'have a kid, it might help.' (are you fucking serious?) Current day, I still want no children, they still won't remove it.
@@Khaleesi_Jack So much for "first do no harm."
@@Khaleesi_Jack i don't understand that. like ur solution to me not wanting to have my period cuz i dont want kids and it's unbearable...is having kids? huh🧍🏽♀️
@@alyxiananicole; yeah, I don't either. Needless to say, I don't go to them anymore. I'm currently dying inside right now, and all I can think, is if they did what I asked, I wouldn't be suffering 10 years later, month after month. I'm good with kids, I just don't want my own. But apparently I can't make that call?
@@Khaleesi_Jack fr, like why are we not allowed to make the decision on our own bodies? why is the idea of reproduction so heavily forced on us. and any surgeon willing to perform the operation is considered to have a "bad practice". when is the world gonna accept that not everyone wants kids and especially doesn't wanna deal with the pain that could be stopped?
I love how informed Hoseung is🥺
The only thing he didn't know... was the pain!
@@TheDSasterX TRUEEEEE
it’s the bare minimum lol
Hey guys I'm a small TH-camr and I have cover somi dumb dumb please watch it 💜
@@abcd-vz7ir if that was the case alot of men wouldn't be clueless. At least where I'm from the sex ed is horrible
Me and my mom who never felt period pain: Yes so relatable:)
Same
Those times the PE teacher forced you to participate because “suck it up or I’ll fail you, sports help reduce cramps”, when you literally couldn’t stand upright & would puke at any moment. This would never happen if men suffered the same once a month.
yes PE teachers need to try this
I've never thought of myself as a sadist, but seeing two guys experience what we experience every month is the best thing I've ever seen
Ikr
It's not sadism really. Since we're so used to men downplaying our experiences, it's really validating to see them understand what it's like and acknowledge that it's bad.
Heejae innocently protesting: I dialed it to eleven. That means off, right?
LOL💙💙💙
Y'all accept the fact that Hoseung looks like Moonbyul!!!
Our pain tolerance is seriously so much higher for this type of thing lol. One of the main reasons I insist on having a female Dr, so many of the male ones just say we're overreacting or being to sensitive or overdramatic and can dismiss signs of actual severe problems until they get bad enough to require medical intervention.
Also, there are legit cases of women not noticing their appendix burst because they were on their period and thought it was just a bad cramp....0_0
Hoseung's pouting face at the end is the cutest beast ever.
That was the best part of the video. He normally does the outro but this time he couldn't even put on a smile. He was so done
@@cbell8945 True! Beast mode wasn't working today
ok but, when going to the bathroom and on ur period is the WORST pain you’ll ever feel
what about when the weather is rlly warm and you have to use a hot water bag?
When you are a student and you have heavy period so you end up getting paranoid and anxious for the whole ass week.
@@user-nj4bf9ht8w ugh even worse when its P.E.
@@user-nj4bf9ht8w having blood stained pants at school is my worst fear, I can’t even concentrate on other things during the day
@@user-nj4bf9ht8w ugh the fear of leaking during pe and with me being trans I'm scared to get mine cause if someone from my school finds out I'm scared they'll hurt me so it's even more anxiety inducing
9:54 this trio is so cute and funny...
I wish they had one for the lower back, too. A lot of women experience cramps there as well so the whole area is so painful.
I’m sorry but it is so satisfying to watch this type of videos where guys experience it too because they tell us we overreact and that it’s probably not that painful
Don't be sorry. We're queens for doing this every month. We're plenty allowed to laugh at men being in pain when they try out cramp simulators.
@@noranason6521 I do agree. I’ve not experienced much period pain, I’m 15 idk if it’s normal. But sometimes I feel like I’m about to die. We’re doing this all to give birth to another being. If anything we should be proud of ourselves.
@My Magical World Of DramasI speak telugu .
We just need to hit them where we should not, and then say that they are overreacting 🤣
@@noranason6521 yeah, and they tried it only for a couple of minutes, while we suffer for days
The "you're experienced" part is, honestly, part of what makes it so hard.
Many girls are twelve years old or younger, having this pain, learning to clean up the blood and use the various products, and figure out how to get up and function and go to school because hey....this is your new normal for 3 to 7 days once a month for probably the next 30 to 40 years.
It's hard to be a CHILD and already deal with that.
I once was commenting on a scene involving a lot of blood in a movie, saying it looked real. I was with only male friends, and they asked "how so you know what a bunch of blood looks like?"
😑
Most women see more blood in a few months than a man may see in years and years, unless he works in the medical field or has had/witnessed a serious accident or medical procedure.
I got my period when I was 11, I was too small and naive back then, I didn't even know how to use the sanitary pads, it was hell for me 🤧
I got mine at 12. I hated it so much. At least I was blessed for it to start in the morning and not in the middle of class. But since then if I forgot to take three to four doses of painkillers then oh god, school was torture. I'd just sit hunched over my desk sweating in waves of nausea and weakness from cramps. Not to mention sometimes my trousers would start to smell like blood and I only had one pair of uniform pants for school ..
got mine since 4th grade tF too early- i wasn't actually expecting blood from my badussy that dayyy
@@MADNESSMACABRE 4th grade! Omg, were you ten?
@@melissasaint3283 i got my period when i was 10
The fact that I’m on my period and having cramps this for some reason made me happy, I’m not a sadist but people really underestimate the pain we’ve to go through each month
Story time: when i was younger i had cramps so bad that it would make me sick to my stomach. There was this one gym teacher who would say that i was always over exagerating. One day i had enough and just emptied my stomach into the trash can that was beside the table that he sat behind. He never said that stuff to me or anyone else, as far as i know.
Hoseung busting out the period knowledge was very impressive to be fair. Most guys don't know nearly that much, but he got the low blood pressure, the temperature changes, the dizziness, which I don't see talked about that often.
My cramps made me pass out but idk if they'd have gotten better because I had to go on birth control at 12 or 13 with how much blood I was using.
My schedule was 1-2 weeks and sometimes a whole month with headaches, nausea, vomiting, backaches, numerous specialist visits, missed school and work days! Soo many tears I cried! The Most high blessed me with boys only...he knew how difficult it would have been for me to watch my daughter(s) experience the same!
Yes! I was so impressed he knew that much! Even if he couldnt handle the pain at least he gave us the credit that is due to us for enduring that monthly. I know very few men who know that much. My bf does and I think that is why I care even more for him because he tries to be knowledgeable. Sadly though he thinks he would do just fine with the pain because he has 2 ruptured discs in his back. I was like I broke my tailbone and period cramps and contractions are actually worse. He thinks he could handle period cramps and contractions. I dont think he could tbh
@@xenakaii sounds like my cycles. absolute hell, and I don't regret going on hormonal birth control for a second
Once I had horrifying period cramps plus low sugar and my body was reacting to me not eating how I’m supposed to. It was HORRIBLE. My skin was gray, that’s how bad I felt. I could not stop bleeding and having the urge to vomit. I sleep the whole day that day
@@perlaapontemuniz7073 plz take good care of yourself
I love how in every period pain simulator, every girl turns into a sadist to the guys.
And in the comment sections, apparently... lol.
They deserve it 😂😂
The only five minute opportunity to show two guys what we deal in a lifetime dosen't sound very sadistic to me. Women are that desperate to tell people we are suffering because we have been gaslighted all the time
@@shakira7301 And by "tell people" you mean "tell men". Listen, we don't care. I wouldn't want you to know what a kick in the nutsack feels like, so why do you want your pain to be afflicted on others?
@@solmoman don't speak for all the men dude
Oh my god today my period arrived, then I find this video. I’m watching them simulate the pain while having the non-simulated version. I’ve even woken up on exam day to find that it was early- that week was living hell for me. Interesting video, witnessing the guys suffer so much actually gave me some comical relief and I almost forgot that I was experiencing it myself lmao
I LOVE that he said “don’t bother *people* with cramps” :)
These period simulators would be great to have as a part of health classes-so everyone understands the pain and can be more reasonable.
And the girls get to experience a nutkick-simulation
@@solmoman ok but that shit doesnt happen every month?????? is someone kicking your nuts 7 days a week once every month? if so... weird fetish if you ask me
@@varbzrepresentative57 Hey you can eat pills to prevent getting Prehistoric Monster Syndrome. Or get pregnant
@@varbzrepresentative57 or you can whine and nag about it 'til the end of time
@@solmoman And I bet you can take some pills to prevent Misogynistic Whiny Bitch syndrome. Periods can send people to the hospital. It’s happened to me before, it’s happened to my friends. The pain can last weeks. Not to mention the severe nausea, headaches, chills, hot flashes, and hormones that can cause major ups and downs that you can’t control. Oh, and don’t forget the consistent bleeding that makes you feel like you’re pissing yourself. (That’s more of a minor annoyance, but still.) And did I forget to mention that you constantly feel like you have to use the bathroom, you can’t tell if you just have to shit or if it’s cramps, and the constipation and/or diarrhea that comes with all that. All of that and more.
Plus things like ovary cysts and endometriosis that can come with that, that cause pain worse then appendicitis. (And thats coming from someone who’s appendix burst.)
Plus men consistently putting you down and telling you that “you’re overreacting” and to just “suck it up”. I’ve broken my arm before, and that hurts less then my period. I’ve tried medications to help, and they only thing they have done so far is take the edge off if nothing at all. So yeah, maybe women do complain about periods, but rightfully so. Do your research before you speak, or simply don’t speak at all.
When the cramps is so bad you get the cold sweat and then feeling like any minute you're gonna faint.
That's me! :(
yes
Me too 💔
HATE THAT! It's the "I'm about to vomit" body reaction, but no satisfaction of vomit. Just more brain fog.
awh the way hoseung gradually kept hiding under the pillow as he watched is so adorable )):
this entire vid is so wholesome !!
Every time we get told to ‘just smile more’ we want to punch you just like the guy said to her when she joked he was overreacting 😂
It’s worse when we have to go about our daily lives like that as well - sitting in the office with annoying coworkers and trying desperately not to fly off the handle is a serious struggle and we do _not_ get enough credit for keeping it together!
Imagine having endometriosis and PCOS and your doctor telling you that requesting pain medication is ‘addict-behavior’. Ma’am, I feel like I’m DYING.
Oh, I'd want to punch that doctor in the face and throw them words right back in their face when they ask for pain medication.
If you don't want bio kids at all, looking into getting a partial hysterectomy (everything but the ovaries) might be worthwhile. My surgeon found both cysts and endo when she got the damned thing out, and not having that torture every month is legit life changing.
I love how she’s so unfazed and is like: Yep, this is about right. While the guys react super strong to it 🤣
Felt it since teens and occurs every month and will never stop until menopause so yea its just a normal day 😅😆
I’ve watched this video so many times 😂😂😂 But in all seriousness, I wish males were required to do this at least once in their lives.
Baby's too?
@@yurisahidain1575 when they get big enough
@@CatCat-tm2cg like 8?
Take that pain and all the other symptoms (hormonal shifts, tiredness, low blood pressure, acne breakouts, the sheer inconvenience, etc), and now try to run a business meeting, run errands, run a household - and do it all with a smile because God forbid if you come across as a "emotional" (i.e. weak).
I used to lead a team of all guys, and after trying to put up a brave front every time that time of the month came around (and I usually get very bad cramps and moodiness), I decided to just let my team know when that time of the month came. If a teammate was not feeling well, we would be sympathetic and cover for them - so why not this? Thankfully, the guys were super understanding and helpful when I wasn't feeling well each month. I'm all for being more open about periods and menstrual cycles.