In 1876, the first steel underwear in human history to prevent men from soothing themselves was designed by the British surgeon Harvey Stephenson. When this strangely shaped "underwire panties" was unveiled in London, the Victorian magnates were ecstatic: My youth of the British Empire have been saved!
Victorian England, and the countries of Europe at the same time, were in the darkest and most inhumane bondage and oppression of the Church. Those aristocratic widows, one by one, suppressed the chicken and dog thieves in their hearts, pretended to be serious and high-class gentlemen, and the young people released themselves, and in their eyes they were flood beasts and demonic Satan.
Even the Enlightenment thinker Rousseau abhorred this behavior of teenagers, believing that if these "bad boys" who were self-explanatory and self-explanatory were not stopped in time, the future of Greater France would be gone.
The great German philosopher Immanuel Kant also regarded self-release as a low-level act, arguing that "only when a man abandons his personality will he satisfy his animal desires by this means." ”
If the condemnation and suppression of this self-release of teenagers by the big vs from religion to the ideological circles is mental torture, then the addition of the "anti-DIY" fighters in the medical world undoubtedly brings endless physical torture to these overwhelmed teenagers.
In 1734, Robert James, a famous physician in England, wrote in the tone of great indignation as he wrote in the Medical Dictionary's entry on self-emancipation: "I can hardly imagine that there could be any other evil act that could lead to so many terrible consequences." ”
In the 19th century, Jean Etienne Eskirol, a particularly famous French psychiatrist at the time, directly equated the behavior of adolescents to soothe their impulses and mental illness, and this diagnosis directly sentenced this "adolescent problem", which is actually very common today, to death - do it yourself, it is mental illness!
Hvi Stephenson's steel underwear came into being and became all the rage in Europe. But in the actual use of it, Dr. Harvey found that the panties fixed to the legs could not firmly lock the impulse of the blood and gas. So he upgraded the steel underwear in time.
The upgraded iron panties are simply unlovable to the majority of teenagers: all the key parts have been added with a hard iron cover, and what is more frightening is that the inside of the iron cover is covered with sharp steel nails. All non-divisional thoughts are firmly snuffed out in steel.
In 1889, a famous (perverted) doctor named Bowden, inspired by Harvey's sharp nails, invented another terrible pain-making machine - he transformed the other end of the iron cover into a small mechanism similar to a lever, and whenever the passionate teenagers had an impulse, the small lever at the other end could uproot the hair on the lower body...
These perverted inventions also kept pace with the times and technological progress, and in 1903, the American Albert Todd invented the first electric anti-DIY device in human history. As soon as the device senses that the teenagers are moving, it immediately releases a high voltage electricity at the local area - those poor children!
It may also be that adults feel that they have done too much and are inhuman, or that some doctors remember their childhood. Among the various tools that are inhuman, there are also a few that are relatively warm: a doctor named Frank Os invented a cooling underwear.
Arguably the only human light in a series of anti-human devices, the cooling panties also detect the movements of teenagers. However, unlike plucking, as long as there is a reaction, a small fan built into the panties will be activated, and cold air will be transported inward through the pipe.
Seeing this, I really feel sorry for those poor children of that year. DiY, which has long been considered by medicine to be moderately harmless to the body, suffered such a terrible and heavy blow in that era, and it was a tragic blow without dead ends in many ways.
Young people who were in adolescence at the time were also basically forced to think that they had problems with their brains, and they all had great mental and moral pressure when exploring their bodies. I really don't know how they survived, and how they made the race continue...
Therefore, those who preach at every turn that Western civilization is better than everything and that the moon in foreign countries must be round really need to polish their eyes and take a serious look at history. Which civilization of mankind has not gone through a period of dark ignorance and barbaric ignorance?
Civilization should be a state of bravery and fearless continuous progress, and it has never been a blind comparison to distinguish between good and bad. If you can't figure it out, you should go and experience the Victorian inventions that hurt to see.
