Jun 29, 2017
#powerunity #moms #dadmoms
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#powerunity #moms #dadmoms
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(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tvegr-O9vI)
These guys had it SO EASY! They only had to experience some mild discomfort, and they barely survived it! This is all the proof we need that women really are the superior gender, especially mothers! It was absolutely hilarious to watch them go through this, and I can’t help from wondering how frikkin awesome it would be if ALL expectant fathers were required to do at least one week with the belly contraption. Or what if we take it a step further, and make THIS the requirement for all kids to take a class on; it would probably be the BEST “sex-ed” class to take! Especially if was followed up with the robot babies the Try Guys had to use for their “Motherhood” series (which I also suggest you check out!). I’m sure if more people REALLY understood what being pregnant felt like, and experienced the ugly side of parenthood, then they would try a hell of a lot harder at NOT making babies, accidentally or other. What do you think? Could this be the answer to the Sex Ed debate? Or can it just be enough to encourage paternal support from expecting fathers?