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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It takes the same amount of force to get in and out, but the direction of the force on your body is different. Pushing your head through a grating, for example, you can put your whole body into pushing through so it won’t be a problem. But getting out you’re pulling your head *away* from your body, so you have to be more careful.
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