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As children, we dont know much, so products that are notdesignedfor all genders go unnoticed.

Just like this TikToker who was so frustrated by the rain shower at anAirbnbthat she vented online about it.

Her video went viral and women were nodding that its true!

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She even showed how awkwardly women had to pose while bathing.

While some companies are starting to think about different needs, theres still room for improvement.

Some like a strong, focused spray, while others prefer a soft, wide one.

Woman expressing opinion on rain showers being anti-women, indoors, with text overlay above her head.

She believes that a beautiful showerhead is pointless if theshowerisnt good.

She explained, I always start by thinking about what people need and how the showerhead should work.

Only after that do I start thinking about how to make it look nice.

Woman stretching indoors, expressing frustration about rain showers being anti-women.

Second, there can be cost constraints associated with designing for a wider range of users.

Third, theres often resistance to change, with people clinging to established norms.

Finally, meaningful user research with diverse groups can be time-consuming and resource-intensive.

Woman showering, with water drops on glass, discussing rain showers as anti-women.

She narrated, The increasing availability of adjustable showerheads is a step in the right direction.

As designers, we have a responsibility to listen to those voices and drive further progress.

Check out the results:

Woman standing under a rain shower, appearing thoughtful, capturing the essence of showers being anti-women.

Close-up of rain showers falling from a metal showerhead against a blurred sky.

Netizen’s comment on rain showers being anti-women, highlighting water pressure issues for washing long hair.

Woman irked by rain showers, questioning how to soak conditioner while washing, with 60.5K likes.

Comment on rain showers being supplementary, liked by 58.5K, with user opinion discussing shower head preferences.

Comment by a user reacting with “Gotta hit pose 28” with 29.4K likes.

Brittany Panzer’s comment supporting anti-women rain showers view with 16K likes.

Comment about rain showers being anti-women, highlighting a humorous take on shouting politely.

Comment: ‘Shaving legs is also really inconvenient’, user discusses anti-women rain showers, 10.3K likes.

Woman discusses difficulty with rain showers on social media, highlighting their impact on women.

Comment under discussion about rain showers being anti-women, with over 6400 likes.

Comment about rain showers in a gym, humorously questioning their necessity.

Comment agreeing with a woman’s view on rain showers being anti-women, expressing future design intentions.

Comment about rain showers being anti-women with over 2100 likes.

Comment from user discussing rain showers, highlighting an anti-women perspective with 1259 likes.

Woman expressing frustration about rain showers and design issues, gaining agreement online.

Comment highlighting rain showers' inconvenience for women, reflecting shared sentiments online.