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**Context:** A interactive session/experiment where a person (likely a man, referred to as "Burak" at one point) is made to simulate the pain of childbirth with the guidance of a woman (possibly "Merve") who has given birth.
**Summary:**
* The woman describes her experience of childbirth, likening the pain to breaking 200 bones, and shares that even with a low initial pain threshold, childbirth surpassed all expectations.
* The man participates in a simulated childbirth experience, wearing a device that mimics contractions, with the woman guiding him through the process.
* As the simulation progresses, the man reacts to increasing pain levels, struggling to cope and likening the sensation to various intense, unbearable experiences.
* The session is intermittently stopped and resumed, with the man ultimately finding the experience extremely challenging, gaining a new appreciation for the pain endured during childbirth.
* The woman reflects on her own experience, noting that while the initial stages of labor might be manageable, the intensity later becomes unbearable for an extended period.
Here are the extracted key facts in short sentences, without opinions, numbered for reference:
1. **Simulation of Labor Pain**: A simulation of labor pain is being conducted to demonstrate the experience.
2. **Pain Intensity Comparison**: Labor pain is compared to breaking 200 bones in terms of pain intensity.
3. **Pain Threshold**: A participant mentions having a low pain threshold before experiencing simulated labor pain.
4. **Simulation Levels**: The simulation has levels, with increasing pain intensity (e.g., mentioned levels include 5, 6, 9, and an implied scale up to at least 91).
5. **Physical Effects**: Participants experience physical effects such as difficulty breathing, leg pain, and loss of leg strength during high simulation levels.
6. **Simulation Controls**: The simulation can be stopped or paused, with participants having some control over when to do so.
7. **Time Frames**: Mention of time frames during the simulation, such as the experience becoming more intense after a certain point (e.g., four minutes in) and specific times (e.g., 9 o'clock).
8. **Methods to Cope with Simulated Pain**: Techniques like deep breathing, sitting on a pilates ball, and massage are suggested to cope with the simulated pain.
9. **Number of Participants in a Group Setting**: At least 10 individuals are participating in the simulation at one point, receiving support from each other.
10. **Equipment Used**: A device or system (referred to in the context of wearing something) is used to simulate the labor pain, and a pilates ball is used as part of coping mechanisms.