Irish People Try A Period Pain Simulator
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Irish People Try A Period Pain Simulator! That's right, we got a TENS machine and used it to simulate the discomfort levels of period cramps. Let's see what happens as our Irish women and men try a period pain simulator - we have a feeling that our male TRYers might struggle with this one.
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What was used for the simulation? I want to buy one.
Sooo no one here has passed a couple kidney stones … lol 😅
I’m convinced if men had periods they would have special hospitals where they could check in once a month for pain control 😂
Find some real men who do labor for 60 hours a week 4 weeks a month. Just a suggestion.
😂😂😂
Fair point for Dermot asking if he's gonna sh*t himself, because period sh*ts are part of the whole experience.
😂 YES lolol
I was thinking of that! I get that more often than the cramps!
Absolutely.
Pepto bismol chewables help with that. I keep them in my purse. They even help with period pain.
There is even a scientific reason why period poops happen.
Ciara is so realistic, usually with period pains you dont tell anyone or show that you're feeling pain unless you're with someone you completely trust and feel comfortable with.
Exactly! In the every day world, women walk around with that kind of pain, function normally, and do everything in their power to avoid giving off any sign of distress, because of the period jokes, or the judgement they'd get from male peers and contemporaries.
One time since I’m so so used to ignoring them that when I felt this horrible pain that somewhat resembled a bad cramp I ignored it. I thought it was my period… until I realized I wasn’t on my period, and it hadn’t started, and the pain was only getting worse. Only in that moment did I mention it to my mom and she suggested we see a doctor just in case. And if it was period pains I should get on birth control. I went to the doctor only for them to send me to the ER… yeah…. I had an ovarian cyst that ruptured and had bleed internally :)
@@mellowyellow5865 I had appendicitis and first thought that my period was early and went around a good 24 hours just doin my day 🤣
Yeah occasionally have strong dew cramps to feel like somethings trying to stab it's way out from the inside. So when I felt that, I just rode it out for a few days, but after about 4 days of not being able to sleep or eat, I went to the ER. Turns out it wasn't cramp but Gull Stones.
My sister never showed me or our parents any signs that she might be having period cramps, so either she isn't completely comfortable with us, or perhaps her cramps just aren't too severe 😅. Some even claim to never experienced period cramps during periods.
“Now do that for seven days straight” has to be the best line. Mad props to any woman who has had cramps.
Too bad it's unrealistic.
What do you expect them to do to make it MORE realistic? We can't make mood swing simulator and what knot, although teenagehood was probably accurate enough to make them feel THAT. >_< @@247Barcaro
Apparently not since women have tried it
Yes, not the 3-5 days mentioned in so many medical books. Baloney, a weeklong is about right!
Before I started birth control, mine regularly lasted 2 weeks 😬
Ciara can drink hard alcohol, eat the hottest peppers, and deal with her own periods with a straight face but totally loses it when Jamie was experiencing it😂
He was so desperate to be as composed as she was but he physically couldn’t!🤣
Sympathy and empathy is a powerful
The body shifting and jerks & uncontrollable twitching had me rolling. Thank you for showing the world our reality
"It's like someone has reached a fist up through my penis and is kneading my insides like dough." As a woman, this is the most apt description for period pain I have ever heard... this is how I will be explaining it from now on 🤣
This *is* how I describe it. Somebody is reaching in, and squeezing my insides as hard as they can, and the pain goes down my leg bones, and around my back. Bloody awful.
@@allisonfisher9304 pun intended
This is how I describe some of the period pain as well. I would just add that someone is wearing some spiked knuckles while kneading your insides.
Kneading with hands made of fire.
I describe it as someone has reached inside me, grabbed my ovary and uses it as a stress ball.
"How do you sit there in silence, like you're at the library?" We have to. We have to still go about our day, do our jobs, take care of our families. All while bleeding, bloating, headache, spine ache, legs ache, clothes don't fit, trying to keep emotions in check, worrying about spotting through our clothing, and we have to do it with a smile, because if we let anything out, some guy asks 'what's wrong, are you on the rag or something?'
It's not just because of vocal misogyny, it's because the world isn't set up to give up the time we need to deal with it. I've done an 8 hour retail shift at what I assume is a level 12-15 based on this video, because I didn't have paid time off and needed the money. Genuinely, if men had to deal with periods, developed countries would have already normalized days off, and there would be no stigma around mentioning that you were on your period and needed a break.
@@angelicalicari8355 I had a (male) manager write me up because 'no one is sick once a month'. I'm thinking, yeah, half the population is.
@@angelicalicari8355 Yas girl!! I have endo and so I can understand this so much! If men had blood coming out of their penius, severe abdominal, back, hip, and leg pain, with fertility issues, there would be a national declaration to put funding toward curing it.
Mad respect. Damn how do you put up with it all.
@@Kaye09MNchick Right? I have messed myself all up being on different forms of birth controls for the last 30 years just trying to keep my period manageable so I don't lose my job.
I had to laugh a couple years ago when they tried to put out a male birth control pill, but it was immediately pulled from the market due to the side effects the men were getting. The same side effects they've been giving us for decades. Fine for us, I guess, but we can't have men possibly getting blood clots.
18:53 "If ANY of you [FRIENDS] in the comments say "I bet it's not that sore," I will personally come to your house, stick these to each [FOOTBALL] because I KNOW it's fucking men, and turn it up to twenty, and shove it down your [WATERSLIDE] you [FRIENDS]"
I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING 🤣
This was the absolute best thing ever!!! 😂
I like the one, "It feels like a massage from a woodpecker."
And one is leaking BLOOD through all of this "uncomfortableness".
me on my period right now. gushing occasionally.
aside from the pain, there's also that gush coming out of you everytime you either sneeze or exert a litte bit of force. oftentimes a little bit of both
And when you get up first thing in 5he morning. And do not laugh.
Or stand up.
Plus, the period poopies - either diarrhea or constipation, or constipation, followed by diarrhea, once you clear the blockage. FOR A WEEK.
So much yes on everything mentioned here
Omg can't even count how many times this has happened, "ACHOO.. AW FUCK"
As a woman with SEVERE period pain that’s had it downplayed by just about every male partner I’ve ever had, that is was immensely satisfying and cathartic.
We need new standards for male partners, the standard should be to bring a warm water bottle, snacks, tea/coffee and painkiller. Anything else should be labelled as non-mating material.
Too bad it's not the same thing
Yes weekend entertainment lets repeat with the labour simulator whilst I make tea.
Theres no such thing as a labor or period simulator. It's a simple muscle activator instead of doing sit ups you put this on your stomach and it will send electrical signals to contract your muscles
@@larrytrickett9115 hate to break it to you bro but that’s what happens but to an extreme level during cramps and labor that’s why it’s called simulation. Ever given thought as to WHY they are called contractions during pre-birth? But thank you for being out here further proving my point that education on the female body needs to be far more comprehensive for men.
That woman who was able to compose herself through that much pain is an absolute boss.
You should see her in the alcohol challenges
Or...a well trained sub/masochist. Everyone has different painlevels, it can be trained like in the military.
All women do that. We all have period pain. We are all bosses managing pain. If it's bad, I'll take a day off. One day♀️
I do that too. You kind of just have to zen out (or disassociate lmao) and just get through
@SamAsm367 not all I don't get period pain. I do get moody but no pain.
I had a cyst the size of a grapefruit on my uterus removed about a year ago. The period cramps I used to have (with the cyst) were absolutely horrible. The cramps I get now are like a walk in the park compared to that. Very grateful for that!
I had a big cyst they removed it. Others started but a menopause consultant recommended the Mirena coil and it helped a lot. Stopped menopause bleeding and reduced the cysts to nothing
same here, but it was a myoma
Ciara casually saying "I think I had a cramp before" and then calmly going up to 20 is such a vibe.
HIGH threshold of PAIN!
@@ShareeReddthis high of a threshold of pain usually is not good. Cuz usually it's a sign of endometriosis.
Or even PCOS
In other videos, she's knocked back 190 proof alcohol like water. _What the hell is that woman made of!?_
@@matthewcox7985 Sterner stuff than most men, that’s for sure.
@@starchrissy6084Oh yeah I probably have that, my mom thinks I do and like all my friends. Context for my pain tolerance, I have spilled boiling water on me, I got second degree burns and my whole reaction was a little flinch. I also once got thrown into a heater that left a scar going from my spine to my side, I didn't even notice that I was bleeding and a friend had to point it out. I didn't believe him until I put my hand there and saw all the blood. However normally I can barely stand from my cramps, now I have a birth control that is made for just that which jas helped a lot but sadly increase nausea to an insane amount. If you ever find some nice pain killers that works please tell me so I can function.
This video has guys realizing what grown women suffer through but just keep in mind girls sometimes younger than 11yo go through this every month and still go to school and stuff.
that!! 👆 i started at the age of 10 and teachers just did not believe me until i passed out from pain and fatigue. and i‘m still completely shocked that 30 years later we are still not much farther into solving those issues for women. because we handle it, we go on with our days. handle work, kids, household, all of that and being told why we are so fucking moody.
i really hope my girls have much nicer experience and maybe some more help with this. really it‘s time to solve that!
I went through high school in the early nineties on codeine. Don’t remember it. Except I know I vomited a fair bit. When I was at university in the nineties I would regularly pass out while lying down. I even passed out in the bath once. Full of blood of course. I’m nearly fifty now. Never been able to have kids so it was all a waste of time anyway. Can’t wait for it to be over. Definitely a design flaw this body.
As a substitute teacher my lead teachers will let me know which of their NINE YEAR OLDS is experiencing wicked cramps to help me give them the kindness they need even more.
The happiest thing I loved about my awful, toilet hugging, vomiting period is a 7 day would go up in 3 days with other women living in the house. It was heaven on earth. I thought something was wrong 🤔 with me til my mom told me it was normal and mysterious.
FACTS! I was 11 the first time I got mine…
Saifa beating the table with a "More Weight!" moment is so relatable. At some points you just carry on out of determination and spite. 🤣
This extreme constant pain plus extreme nausea, vomiting, hyperventilation, lightheadedness, dizzy, blurry vision, tingling and crawling feelings in legs. pins and needles in hands and feet, shaking, concentration difficulty, weakness/fatigue, heart palpitations, heart racing, and unable to walk, stand, and eat, happening all at the same time. Even drinking a few sips of water will me make vomit.
And I have to give a straight face and maintain my voice while giving a presentation.
I am beyond sorry.My periods sucked in so many ways,but nothing as awful as yours.Has anyone in the medical profession done ANYTHING helpful for you? It sure doesn't sound like it,and that is NOT acceptable!!
And fainting
I'm so sorry! That is extreme and you have all my sympathies. I hope you have found something or someone to help you
Ciara needs to be studied, she's an absolute beast at everything she does.
Do you remember that show that used to be on HBO where they try to burn a woman alive and she walks out of the ashes unharmed with three dragons? That was based on Ciara.
@@cjvan713 they should’ve just had the guts try this
I am genuinely and sincerely intimidated by her and I with my two hands have brought two lives into the world and taken more than a few out while I served.
Exactly
For all you guys know she takes a miracle fruit or it’s not even booze they’re serving
My wife did this, and so did our adult nephews, needless to say, my nephews screamed and cried, my wife said she has had worse.
What was your wifes boyfriends opinion on it?
I had endo so i orobably would go to 20 no prob...ir's my flex lol
@@arcuz7862you’ve never been near a woman, have you?
@@mariia099 See that's the difference, I don't go to the internet with some semi-incel behaviour and type "Look guys my WIFE said this and said that". Nobody gives a flying F what your wife thinks because nobody should give a flying F what any woman other than Mom thinks.
@@arcuz7862 okay, you clearly haven’t been with a woman, good! :) please keep it that way and never reproduce
When I gave birth to my third child (without pain meds) he was born before the doc got there because I thought I had a ways to go. Ended up tearing my cervix…yes CERVIX. My period pain as a literal child was absolutely horrible. I think I just got used to the pain over time. Makes me realize how women are expected to deal with pain to the point I think we just dissociate from it.
"What is a hot water bottle supposed to do for this?" had me laughing till I cried. Exactly, my man. Exactly.
Callyann saying “We’ll done! Now try that for seven days straight.” made me actually fall out of my chair. I honestly thought he was about to strangle her for a second.
Indeed!
Best line in the video. Next to Jamie's "I can feel my soul" !
🤣🤣
But it's the truth, sometimes you have that pain from start to finish of your period. Keep in mind, most females get their periods in their early teens and have it til well into their 50's, not fun. Mine started when I was 13 and I'm 52 and still get it but I've started menopause ( a whole nother horror story) and don't always get my period every month but mostly I do.
Plus.... I'm sure im not the only female that has the pain occasionally on the front as well as the back, that's a double whammy of pain on a whole nother level.
I'm glad that they gave it to the girls first. That way they can guage it and tell the guys how it would be compared to and also see how accurate the device is.
I gotta wonder, though, what number the guys would've stopped at if they had gone first, before seeing the ladies go up to the higher levels! Guys can be so competitive / need to prove themselves 😉
Females also have more than 2x the nerves down there 😂
They gave it to women. Not girls, women.
@@rosey_ie girls sounds better. For example when my girlfriend wants her friends over she says, "I'm inviting the girls over". She doesn't say "I'm inviting the women over". Also it's girlfriend, not womenfriend
@@SilverFang95 It’s also boyfriend, but they don’t get called “boys” too often, do they? Referring to grown women as “girls” is an infantilising term that feeds a patriarchal ideal of women being less able, less mature, less independent than “men”. For your own sake, when referring to women you don’t know, call them women. If you want to refer to your female friends as girls and they’re all ok down with that, then knock yourself out. But grown ass women on the internet discussing periods and all they entail, are women, not girls.
LMFAO the edits of the curses cracked me up so much I choked on my drink lol
Phenomenal edit!
Ciara not being able to compose herself through the guys turn is so funny. I rewatch it periodically and every time I get a kick out of their reactions lol
Ciara is such an excellent example of how we've become so good at smiling and keeping a calm facade while going through debilitating pain (not to mention going through all the other physical/hormonal changes going on at the same time).
gets ya ready for having a bigger pain: a 2 year old running around the house
Have you seen any other videos with Ciara? Recommend the hot sauce session
Ciara is a great example of someone with a very high pain tolerance (and possibly a bit of a masochistic side). She doesn't seem to feel pain easily and she does is almost seems that she fines it fun.
LMFAO how deep, jk she’s just a beast
Every time I see Ciara in a pain, hot food (or just a new item to her) challenge, I never believe/trust her reaction as genuine to the viewers. Just feels like she's SO competitive, that she doesn't give an honest reaction...like she wouldn't dare want to give the illusion making others think she's 'weak' or unaffected in any way or something.
It's a bit silly, IMO. I do love her sense of humor and personality, though. Not to mention, she's so pretty 😊 Just my observation/opinion. It's a try channel, so she shouldn't be trying to hide the reactions.
I'm not basing my opinion on this particular video as I've just started it.
No hate whatsoever, folks. I love all of them
✌️ 💕 from Canada 🇨🇦
My wife deals with stage 4 Endo and there were times I found her unconscious in her vomit on the floor… the pain is unbelievable. It’s great you did this video. I really hope a lot of young girls learn more about endometriosis, so they can be treated a lot faster. Unfortunately, there are still a lot of women out there who think very very severe pain is „normal“.
Thank for raising awareness! ❤
😱😱😱
@@LaPingPing wow! That poor woman. Will she be getting surgery for it?
I pass out atleast 3 times a year from period pain and somehow don’t have endo.
@@pandapuffzee8255 how do u know you don't have endo?
@Pandapuff zee I was not diagnosed with endo until during a totally unrelated surgery my doctor found adhesions eeeeverywhere in my abdominal cavity. Some of it was even constricting a part of my lungs, and the doctor thought I had asthma!
I am ashamed to say how much I enjoyed watching the guys. 😂
IT IS kinda cathartic
I fell off the chair laughing
Kneading dough was rather accurate, but I would add kneading on a surface that has been “petted” for too long, with the added headaches and nausea. And back pain. And bone soreness.
I think Dermot went through the most accurate range of emotions. Rage, irrational rage, horny, hopeless, sad, and then even worse rage to get to the end of it
Well watching him only gave me one of these but I like older Irish men soooo
@@ConstantChaos1 the ones with the beer belly and stuff?
@Arthur Daffos yeah? And I literally said I like older Irish men you think I restrict that to exclusively jacked dudes? Also he doesn't really have a beer belly, he is just like average dad-bod.
@@ConstantChaos1 hey dont take it like its just a question dude, and besides, older men tends to have kind of a belly on average, it wasn't meant to be mean
Once again, Ciara proves just how terrifying and powerful she truly is. God's help us if she has a villain arc...
Normal people on level 20: "OH F**K! SHIT! OH GOD!" Ciara on level 20: "Yes, that is rather uncomfortable"
No shit! She's a boss!
Out of all the people on this channel, I think I would most like to have a pint with either Darmot, Ciara or Irish Jesus.
Sweet Christ! That's a daunting thought!
Ciara....use your powers for good only....God help us....only for good!
Fibroids hurt like endo is described. The drop in hormone levels cuts off the blood flow to the tissue, and dying tissue gives off THE WORST pain and cramp triggers.
I use the TENS unit to stop the pain from cramps. It works very well. Nothing else worked for me, heating pads, pain pills etc. I tried the TENS unit that I had been using for back pain and put the pads on my lower abdomen and it stopped the pain within a minute or so. Absolutely changed my life from having debilitating cramps for several days every month to being able to control them. I wish I had discovered that solution years sooner!
"We're at 20. This is high as it can go."
Ciara: "It's actually quite nice...smokey."
😂😂😂
literally 🤣🤣
I see what you did there... and I am here for it!
I was expecting her to say, "It's not greaaaat..."
the trauma bond between Dermot and Saifa is hilarious
My head-canon is that they're getting married at the end of the year.
@@AuntLoopy123 ditto, they had chemistry
Until he said something, I didn't even realize this was their first time meeting; they have such great chemistry, I assumed they'd been friends or more for a while before this filming.
I SHIP IT
Glad I wasn't the only one to notice that Saifa was into Dermott.
This is hilarious to watch! I used to get cramps that would have me folded in half at my desk during work. lol and yes, having someone kneading your insides is a very accurate description!!
This cracks me up. I’m so glad my cramp days are over.
I want this to be mandatory education for every male.
Top comment right here
Sure. You dig a trench by hand all day for a week. 3 ft. Wide. 4ft. Deep. 300 ft long. In 95° sunshine all day. By hand.
Next week cut steel bars and bend them for reinforcement, tye them together for a steel frame before encasing it with 4 10yrd trucks of concrete,by wheelbarrow. Is it something like that?
Been there..done that.
@@manuwelaboy5027 It's not about performance, my dude.
Yes
@@manuwelaboy5027 yea, or take a light tap to the balls.
they think theyre the only ones that get pain.
Love Callyann clapping once Colin is done, but that smile when she says, "Now do that for seven days straight!" is Perfection!!
While working, going shopping, eating, taking care of the kids, driving, etc 😊
@@raimeyewens7518 And having our men gripe and groan all week long how we're not available to keep them happy.
@@raimeyewens7518Or even just SLEEP.
The LOOK on his face when she said that!
My period was not normal as it did not come on the same time ever month and it last about 10 to 14 days and it usually triggered my migraines.
Much respect for these guys. It takes a real man to handle the stuff we deal with monthly.
I’ve had kidney stones. It’s the most intense pain I’ve ever experienced in life. The surges of cramping and pain is unreal…both through my back and into my stomach, and then down my legs. I wonder how it compares to this.
I appreciate this video very much.
Having had both and having Endo. Stones were much worse.
Having gone through back labor, and 5 births... and one set of kidney stones. I am here to tell you that I would rather give birth 5 more times than EVER have another kidney stone. I thought I was either having a ectopic pregnancy, my appendix had burst, or that I was just flat out dying. At least with the labor pains I KNEW that pain was coming.... kidney stones just show up out of nowhere and you have no idea what is happening.
Yeah had both , both comparible
Dermot asking 'why is someone punching me in my ovaries right now?' is me every damn month 🤷🏻♀️😂
But they need the swollen hands and feet, clothes that fit TWO DAYS AGO, are uncomfortable now!! I hate that!
@@judywright4241 FACTS...that is one of the worst parts.
😂
IKR, i was said that before as well. I have endo and PCOS and I will yell out. “Jc! Is like a raccoon crawled instead and it’s punching the F**k out my ovaries!!!”
“how do you do that while driving!?!” Oh honey…try sleeping with that 😂
If you have a fancy car, turn on the heated seat up to high. I’ve only had this one time with a rental, but it was so, so, so nice.
Generally, the pain is in predictable waves, or is a pretty sustained level (my sisters and friends w/out endo agree; my friends who have endo just chuckle in envious despair). I rarely had very sudden stabbing pains that would trigger your startle reflex, personally. You just reach for that point where your brain can shut off as many processing facilities as possible, ride the pain, grit your teeth, focus on pressing your pelvis down into the seat as hard as you can, and drive. Fantasizing about committing violence on anyone who even considers stopping you from going straight into a boiling hot bath also helps. Actually, internal monologues about committing violence is one of the go-to methods for dealing with periods, in my experience.
@@Rebrekkable :
You can get heated seat cushions, even with massage, for your car.
@@Rebrekkable oh my gosh, my favorite car had heated seats and it was so magnificent. It helped so much while I was driving.
Didn't get. I sleep well in my periods. The only thing: i have to wake up at the first night in periods to change.
I have watched a number of the Try videos. This is far and away the most entertaining one that I have seen. It is particularly good because everyone is so loquacious. Honestly, the guys lasted longer than I expected. I suspect that it is because they saw how far the ladies went and though, "Well, I can't wimp out and do less."
I see you have a second one. I will watch that next.
I didn't know that Dermot had ulcerative colitis. I imagine that has been an issue with some of things you've had him do, so points to him for sticking it out.
Jamie has the most entertaining reaction! The giggling and laughter...🤣...love you guys!
okay I am still laughing at the noises Jamie made.🙈 A fantastic effort all round, would happily do it all again 😂
Menopause intensifies pain by so much. I want them to invent a menopause simulator with inbuilt hot flush function 😅😂
Would volunteer for this, for the craic.
Youre a beast😳 how do you do it?
you are absolutely evil! You told that poor man"you can do it!" hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
I was laughing so hard with you and Jamie. Everyone else was good as well. Oh dear. I couldn’t do it…
I lost it when Jamie got to level 2 and was like "How the F did you get to twenty?" with absolute panic in his eyes. 😂😂😂
And yet, the guys ALL got to level 20. Pretty good job they did. Though now I'm even MORE curious as to how it compares to periods...
Sweatin bullets!
Now imagine this but going to school and/or work
Dont forget the week long build up (the joy of PMS) before the week-long cramp fest! Ladies basically get 2 weeks a month of just being. By the time your period acne clears up its time to go again.
I dont miss it a bit.
And if you're lucky enough for the headaches the week after too
Quick note: If Ciara says to you "It's not that bad" or "You're going to be fine", RUN. RUN IMMEDIATELY.
Once again showing what a beast she is about dealing with things. First strong alcohol and now this.
Ciara is everything.
😂😂
One scary lady 😅
@@dreadcthulhu5 I agree, she’s super Zen and resilient.
I just had a hysterectomy a few weeks ago due to extreme period pain. I mean so extreme I couldn't walk. I'd vomit from the pain. Sometimes I'd just lie on the bathroom floor begging to die. 24 hours post-op my husband asked me how my pain was from the surgery and I told him it felt like I was just on my period and then I cried because I realized that that meant my "painful periods" were quite literally "post major surgery" level of pain and that once I healed I never had to suffer through it again.
So glad you found relief!
I also had a hysterectomy at 33 (I’m 36 now). Best decision of my life. I was just like you. I bled every day. I was anemic. The pain was horrendous. I had stage 3 endo. Now I wonder why I waited so long!!
I absolutely LOVE not having a period!
Surgery was hell, but we'll worth it.
I’m really sorry to hear that, and hope you make a quick recovery!!
I got a hysterectomy 20 years ago for extreme pain and bleeding. To this day the joy of never having another cramp is powerful.
I lived with endometriosis for several years until the mass tore my uterus and turned it inside out. By then I was so adapted to the pain level I walked around like that for six months. I'll never forget the pain. I had a hysterectomy at 36 and didn't even need pain meds past a week cause I was so relieved of pain. I feel sorry for these guys, it takes control of your body. But all men should have to experience this in school health classes.
I am so happy to be post menopause, no more periods, no more Endometriosis, it's horrific! and worse than labour pains. I am not sure what these ladies were talking about because my period pain and Endo were full on, no waves involved. Burning pain and cramps from my gut to my knees. So, so glad those days are over. It makes Fibromyalgia a walk in the park.
I love Callyann's statement at the end when the guys are all just limp from the experience. "Now try that for seven days straight."
My favorite part as well
Oh dont forget some of us start experiencing this the week before as preparation for the week of..like seriously?! Why?!
Only 7 days? Try 2 weeks.
5-10 days. Every month. For over 40 years.
I worked it out one day. My period goes for 7 days every month. So I have a period every month for 40yrs, I'm childfree by choice, I'll have menstruated for around 9 yrs in total.
Can't believe that was Dermot's and Saifa's first encounter and the first thing he says is: "I'm sure it will be fun". Twenty stages of electroshocks later and they have a life-bonding experience. Dermot is ready to become a mother now.
I don't think I've ever seen Ciara laughing so hard! And the voice over for Dermot was priceless! 😂
This video always helps me get through my own periods a little better just from the laughs alone. Thank you
5:47 Ciara is just continually proving to us all that she's some kind of Irish Super Soldier. She's a madwoman, and I am here for it
She is amazing.
She's wonderful.
We concluded during the Pandemic that she was a Mondassian Cyberman, so…
She's definitely built different for sure.
I saw the video title, and was like "I don't like watching people in pain", so was going to skip it. Then I saw Ciara on the thumbnail, and changed to "Now I gotta see this."
About the hot water bottle: “Does it work?!” “Sometimes… and only sometimes…” I can totally relate 😂
The ominous way she said it, too, like "I can guarantee nothing in this moment"
“Do they work? “ “Sometimes “
Reminds me of:
“They come at night...mostly.”
This is video is stupid.
Why am I not surprised that Ciara is totally composed during the whole thing? Absolute beast.
ok I love this! its educational and so f*cking funny!! its my 3rd time around. I watch it for Dermot & Saifa! I LOVE their competition! so funny!!
Dermot hit the nail on the head when he said it feels like someone has reached inside and is kneading your insides like dough. Just imagine that happening at random all day, while dealing with the bleeding, worrying about leaking, etc. I loved this. Good on ya Tryers!
For me if always said it is like let's say a bower constricter is squeezing then letting go repeatedly.
I use to describe it to my BIL as someone repeatedly stabbing you in the stomach, my pains always hit hard and fast.
@@ruthmeow4262 yeah, mine too
I was saying "Wait until he feels the claws ripping you insides out..." Because that's what most of my cramps, which I get BEFORE AND DURING EVERY FRIGGIN CYCLE are like... o.o
As someone who has endometriosis and has done the period simulation I can confidently say that 15 is my "pre-period" cramps & it gets much worse than 20. I actually feel like I'm tearing inside; I often can't stand up straight for the first 24 hours & my pain gets so bad that I usually end up throwing up for the first 4-6 hours. & yes, I usually still have to go into work. Kudos to all the tryers that did this. Raising awareness of period pain is much appreciated. Y'all rock.
I'm a trans dude and I get this. I never took a day off bleeding or not. It was so painful I'd pass out some days. Cismen have no idea and wish women to have kids? Oh heck no.
@@ndh577 they have no reason not to remove other than simple discrimination
@@UA-camrGrudge sometimes it's because they are too small and too numerous, and the risk too great if you expect to conceive one day. I have PCOS, polycystic ovary syndrome, where tiny cysts form on the ovaries, and sometimes the tiny ones will burst, or a large one will, which kicks the pain level to a 25-28. Yeah, unless ya have ovaries or a cervix, ya really don't get it. But great job getting a taste of what it's like, guys.👍
@@ndh577 "not big enough" but yet you're suffering every month
@@teesiemom ya..
Guys that's the funniest thing I have seen in years. Brilliant, going ro watch more of your video. Well done guys 😅
Really proud of everyone, making it through this. Well done. 👍
Having them be questioned "can you go about your normal day with this?" throughout the shoot was definitely a good move because the whole point of the experience is to witness and empathize with what it's like and they all easily got pulled into "competitive mode" with wanting to reach the highest level. Periods are not about how much pain can you endure, it's about can you live your life like any other day WHILE having to endure a rollercoaster of pain and other symptoms. I mean, if you're going through a level 15 pain and someone is trying to give you small talk about the weather being particularly cold this morning you'd want to punch them in the neck too.
Exactly this.
I nearly got fired a few times because I would take 4-5 sick/unauthorised days off every month from work. I have endo which means the pain would be so bad that I'm almost passing out.
Not to minimize anyone's experience, but I could wear a TENS unit all day standing on my head. I've set my own broken leg and pulled my own teeth. I'm not frightened of a cramp.
@@charlieberry7562 I've known women who gave birth and also had kidney stones. They said the stones were worse.
@@pimpenstein Want a gold star?
@Riverbreak no, but every time I see something like this, people act like men never feel discomfort or pain. Like if we only knew what pain felt like... I'm here to tell you, I know what pain feels like, I use that device to treat pain.
And they didn’t even get the secret backdoor entry to pain that hits the asshole unexpectedly
I literally cried. It's one of the best things I've ever seen
that girl with dermot was delightful! thanks for the video its good to think about.
Can we just admire the editing job done on Dermot's rant. Also, I love how the women were like, "yeah, #8 is about right for a standard cramp." and the men's foreheads turned shiny at #4 lol
I noticed that!
Dermot at 11 is gold. At that point, things like "tact" just don't exist. Adding hormones doesn't help with remembering how to be diplomatic.
Dermot's description is probably the most accurate. It is like someone has reached inside you and is rhythmically squeezing your guts. Back pain, bloating (pain) and breast sensitivity (more pain) also accompany it but obviously the levels vary between people and those with endo and fibroids are on a different scale.
I have endometriosis so thank you guys for doing this i appreciate yall thanks ladies as well for being strong and wonderful
More of the crew need to do this, it's hilarious😂
“I may never physically recover.” “That’s okay!” 😂😂😂😂 I almost died as I choked from laughing so hard.
sums up what you hear throuh the years pretty well haha
The ladies explaining “crampadoodles” to the uncomfortable fellas is so enjoyable. 😂
Agree...
I just found this channel as I was searching for videos of period pain simulators and I have a few observations! 1. This is the absolute funniest one on youtube hands down. I was howling and crying with laughter! 😂 2. Irish people seem to be really funny and relatable in general! I am American, and I see so many similiarities between Americans and the Irish, from the accent, behaviors, mannerisms, and sense of humor. It makes sense to me now, as I know the Irish were extremely influential in the building of America, due to the vast numbers that immigrated in the 1800s. 3. Subscribed and can't wait to binge more videos. I love the Irish people!
"How the fuck did you get to 20"? I just spit sweet tea all over my brand new phone & damn near fell out of my chair!!!
I love how the Guy with Callyann said 'i'll never make a period joke again' and then said 'periods Am I right' and immediatly after that the person on the controls just turns it up to 10 and he screamed. It was so funny🤣🤣🤣
I laughed so hard at that!!!
I liked at the end when Callyann was going on and on while Colin just sat there, numb to all the surroundings. A bomb could have gone off right beside him and he wouldn't have flinched.
That was the point of the staged joke ..
It’s also pretty accurate that they are feeling it in other parts of their bodies too. Periods aren’t just the abdomen. It’s in the back and the legs and the head. Sometimes your entire body just hurts.
And another thing is the relief they feel after the TENS unit is turned off is exactly how we feel when the cramps end. It’s just like “Oh. That feels nice.”
the fatigue alone......
Period poos too lol
@@d3l3tes00n the ulcerative colitis guy probably had those poos when he got home lol (since these machines basically stimulate your abdominal muscles).
And the lady bits! Ack, mine hurt bad sometimes
OMG this is the funniest I have seen for a very long time!😂😂😂. I might have set the last 20 min on repeat at least 6 or 7 times🤣."Go get a gun and shoot me in the head!" and 1 min later " I was´nt that bad!" 🤣
I've used a tens unit on my front and back just to mask and hide the pain I was in. My periods got so bad that I could barely move. Came to find out by my Dr that becauae I had such unregulated periods that some months I'd be shedding 3 months worth of lining vs just one. After I got on medicine that tricked my body in producing a monthly period they got easier
Callyann: "im really happy we did it. youre traumatised, but im just really happy this was an educational experience.."
Collin: *sits there looking looks traumatised as hell*
😂😂😂😂
And, these men will never feel the full extent of a period.
The headaches, bloating, the blood, backaches and weird cravings, etc.
They just had a simulator to make them feel the cramps.
They had it easy.
Now give this to them once a month for the most of their lives having no choice about it
Honestly I think doctors who don't experience periods need to try this. So many doctors are incredibly dismissive of women's pain, and also WOC's pain.
This would be really smart! Also could be a good way of explaining to the doctor, how bad the period pains are, if you´re experiencing pains, if you´ve tried this simulator and knows what levels your pains are on the machine, you could tell the doctor that way :D I love your idea xD
What is WOC?
@@fishfingers8441women of color
@@fishfingers8441 women of color
Wait… WOC means Women of Colour? Why the hell do they even need to be specified when OP already said “women” before that?? They’re still women. Wtf?
The description of the fist feeling was spot on for me!
18:55 The way they censored the words when directed at the audience SENT MEEEE😂
“Now try that for 7 days straight!” Best line ever !!!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Mine were usually just day 1 and maybe 2
Try that for 18 days straight! Girl couldn't even handle going past 15. I live with Endometriosis, Fibromyalgia (which makes pains worse), Irritable Bowel Syndrome (which can make things real nasty with the Endo) Restless Leg Syndrome & Obstructive Sleep Apnea (the only one that doesn't cause agony)
@@SPitt-gq9xc Mine were 8-10 days, without any physical problems. I didn't function during them, in my school days. I didn't feel contractions, mine was a continuous dull pain.
I have a colon issue they cannot diagnose, but I have acid going all the way through and exiting the body. At first, I felt like I had glass shards moving through the entire GI tract, at all times of the day for 3 years straight. No pain relief because it's all acidic, except codeine and no one can have that anymore. I finally tried a med for GERD and an over the counter for IBS, and as long as I stay on my near starvation diet, I don't long for death. I have Fibro, but mine is managed by getting my thyroid and adrenal replacements at a proper dosage. I've had to live with pain, but nothing compares to what my gut puts me through. I fianlly broke down and got a potato Vodka and Rum, since those don't have wheat, and that will kill the pain in the gut, because it calms all those muscles down and the cramping stops.
@@SPitt-gq9xc I had to go off the pill and had major issues. Basically bled to some degree or other for most of 20 years. Periods are no bloody joke!
Every 28 days. For forty years.
When he said it feels like someone is kneading your innards was so accurate! That's really what it feels like, I just never thought to express it that way. I laughed so hard at this.
Agreed. It's like someone squeezing really hard with their thumb and forefinger on the fallopian tubes.
I always thought describing it like someone was wrapping a hand around an internal organ and the squeezing with all it's might and then letting slightly go and then squeezing all over again was a very accurate way to describe it.
I mean, that is what's happening. The uterus squeezes itself.
Chyeeah..but with Freddy Kruger fingers.
And our periods last for DAYS. Just saying.
This was brilliant! I've seen some videos like this but never one with women doing it also. Seeing the difference between how the women handled it and then the men was fabulous! Thanks!!!
“Well done” claps hands and says “now do that for 7 days straight” 😂🤣😂
Colin: "I may never physically recover from this"
CallyAnne: "That's ok"
my favourite callyanne moment ever
And don't forget the Crampadoodles! Callyann - Wordsmith!!
As someone with chronic endometriosis, I am SO GLAD to see this video done so well - and shout out to Callyann for the recognition and education!! "Now try that for 7 days straight"
Yeah...exactly.
7 days straight, with bad bowel movements, nausea, sweats...and it happens every month.
@@annefriendly4437 too bloody right! Oh, yeah, the blood... I had a hysterectomy 18 months ago, so the majority of my symptoms are vastly improved (hysterectomy is not a cure ladies, don't let anyone tell you different), but I don't miss the iron supplements and b12 shots, the monthly budget for replacement underwear, clothes, towels, and bedding, or the migraines and bloating... for up to 18 days a month (I was never a polite 3-7 day lass hahaha)
I was so glad she acknowledged it! Before my hysterectomy, I was in pain every day and to the point that I was honestly considering suicide. Went to an obgyn, and he didn't believe how much pain I was in. "Let's try some other things first." I told him to f off and walked out. Thankfully, my sister's doctor got me in. He knew right away. I wouldn't have lasted two more months. I couldn't have.
My husband said "Bloody hell, I'll just pick the death option. Thank you."
I used to have excruciating periods. Thank God for healing me. The last extremely painful one I had was in 2021. It was so bad I was seeing dots in my vision. I was literally having to pull myself from the brink of passing out for hours because I was home alone. I was so tired, clamy, and weak. Was having heart palpitations and everything. I ended up having to call my husband to come home from work to take me to the ER. The worst pain I've ever had in my life has all been when I was cramping on my period. Literally.
This has been the funniest episode of all for me. I needed this great laugh. Thank you all!
Ciara has a massive pain tolerance. From straight Everclear without a flinch, to watching this and calmly saying "Go up." Ciara is a beast, my favorite TRYer.
and I'm watching this while having my 1st day period, the back pain feels like someone is cracking every inch of my spine
She could drink gasoline with a straight face. 😅
Quite impressed that the boys were conjuring some of the same mental imagery and descriptive language I commonly use for different stages of my period 😂
The kneading dough especially
The hand and arm movements got me. When I'm really in the higher ends of the pain, I can't stop moving my arms and legs, opening and closing my hands. It doesn't bring any physical relief, so I'm not sure why I do it, but I do.
Yea these are full grown men that have never experienced it and haven't established a build up of time before getting kicked in the gut..
My sister always called it an alien trying to burst out
This is the best video i've seen in a long time. I used to wish men could feel the pain of periods....i loved their reactions!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Love the young lady parrots what we've all heard: you'll be fine, you're gonna be fine. 😅😅
"Friends", "football", and "waterslide" bleeps at 18:55 had me absolutely rolling with laughter.
I've always admired Ciara's stoic responses to spicy foods, strong alcohol, etc. but I don't think I've ever been more entertained by her than this video where she is observing Jamie and crying laughing.
And I think we all know what Saifa's favorite level is.
You hit the nail on the head!
Ciara does not disappoint here.
I may watch this on my worst day every month now. It makes it better!