Dad-To-Be Straps Watermelon To His Chest To Experience Pregnancy Struggles - Inspirational Videos

Every woman who has experienced pregnancy knows what the daily struggles are when you’re growing a little person inside your body. It’s a miracle to partner with God to create and grow a tiny human, and it also takes a toll on the mama’s body! It’s something men will never truly understand, but one dad-to-be decided to strap a watermelon to his stomach to simulate the pregnancy struggles his wife experiences.

Now if this isn’t romantic, I don’t know what it is! Men will never understand how women sacrifice their bodies, their lives, their sleep, and their careers in order to bring a child into this world. Perhaps the toughest part is the toll pregnancy takes on our bodies. Something as simple as tying our shoes or getting out of bed is a feat like climbing Mt Everest. As for shaving, forget it! If we can’t see our toes, what good could possibly come from attempting to shave our legs?

And sleeping? It’s impossible. If your baby isn’t playing soccer in your womb at all hours of the night, then it’s the fact your body has grown so much that you can’t breathe, nor can you find a comfortable spot. And the worst part? You feel like a beached whale. This is only the pregnancy we’re talking about. Childbirth is a whole new ball game!

But mother-to-be Larisa Titoyan wanted her husband to experience what it’s like to be pregnant and he willingly agreed to have a watermelon duct taped to his stomach. But that’s not all, he also agreed to have cantaloupes strapped to his chest. I’d say this dad-to-be got a real good idea of what it’s like to carry an extra 35 pounds of weight.

You don’t want to miss this video as this dad-to-be gets an eye-opening take on what it’s like to be pregnant. It’s hilarious as he tries to put on his shoes or roll out of bed! The video was so comical that it went viral with more than 329,000 views. I think every woman would agrees, all men should have to ‘wear’ a watermelon for nine months.

“Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart; I appointed you as a prophet to the nations.” Jeremiah 1:5