Bra Company Requires Male Employees To Wear Fake Boobs To Understand Women’s Needs

Credit: PrimaDonna
Credit: PrimaDonna

Sometimes, being a woman is tough. In addition to enduring monthly periods, the toll of child birth, and lower pay, some women also have to live with the pain(s) caused by big breasts.

Large boobs might be idolized on television and in movies, but they aren’t the joy that Hollywood promotes them to be. As GOOD relays, the weight of large breasts can result in issues like lower back pain and neck tension.

For this reason, the CEO of PrimaDonna, Ignace Van Doorselaere, requires his male employees to wear simulated E-cup-sized breasts for an entire workday once a year.

Doorselaere says:

“There is only one way for a man to realize what an E-cup feels like, and that is having an E-cup.”

“Let’s be honest, an E-Cup  can weigh up to 1 or 1.5 kilograms (2.2 to 3.5 lbs) per breast. This is a lot. It hurts your neck. It hurts your back. Imagine you are that woman. Carry those breasts for an entire day. That’s why you need good support. Good support is important. Everybody at PrimaDonna knows that now,” he adds.

At first, the simulated breasts seem fun…

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Credit: PrimaDonna

But the men quickly learn that their weight can be painful.

Credit: PrimaDonna
Credit: PrimaDonna

Large breasts can result in back and neck pain,

Credit: PrimaDonna
Credit: PrimaDonna

As well as painful red marks.

Credit: PrimaDonna
Credit: PrimaDonna

Of course, there were fun moments…

Credit: PrimaDonna
Credit: PrimaDonna

But overall, the men learned what women with large breasts endure.

Credit: PrimaDonna
Credit: PrimaDonna

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