The scene of giving birth in the delivery room reminds me of the “anecdote” of the delivery room by two female interns in the elevator of the hospital. They talked about the pain of the mothers in a very relaxed tone. In their eyes, the pain of the mothers was high. Shouting "Don't give birth, I'm dying" or scolding my husband are all incomprehensible hysterical behaviors, and can only be a joke. However, the speaker had no intention, and the listener had the heart. In an instant, I felt a bit of pain and coldly climbing up my back. I think I can understand the pain. I have always thought that physical pain is no match for mental pain. Until I have personal experience, I read in the book that "Those who think they can overcome physical pain are always the first to give in. In the face of physical pain, mental pain is only a pediatric, or even a kind of happiness," I think it is. Of course, physical pain is always accompanied by mental pain, which is the most painful in life. People are cowardly to avoid disasters, so I understand that women hope that men will bear the burden of having children. The laws of nature cannot be reversed, just be more considerate.
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