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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The ears flatten easily one way. It folds easily towards the back. But if you attemot to fold the ears forwards it actually juts out more increasing the width of your head ear to ear. Sometimes it is like those hand puzzles, there are specific angles and the exact way you the object entered isn’t found on its way back out.
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