Some examples:
A ring slides on but gets stuck trying to take it back off.
A kid puts his head through metal slats on a railing, but can’t pull it back through.
A girl gets her body in a clothes dryer, but can’t get back out.
If we can fit forward, shouldn’t we be able to fit backwards, too?
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>A kid puts his head through metal slats on a railing, but can’t pull it back through.
This is because of the ears. You can push your ears through forward, but since they’re flappy the other way they get stuck.
As for rings – my fingers swell and “un”swell throughout the day, so there are times of the day that I have more trouble getting rings off. My knuckles are also rather large, so a ring that fits below the knuckle just fine can have trouble passing over the knuckle to remove. Rings can also get stuck due to weight gain.
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