system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: Why are humans so bad at giving birth?

Women die in childbirth fairly often, even in developed countries.  Without proper sterilization, babies are subject to infection at birth.  Even if all goes according to plan birth is considered one of the most painful things a human goes through in their life.  Why are humans so bad at reproducing?  Other animals just pop out a baby and keep going on with their day.
gpt
The orientation of the human pelvis and location of the birth canal are a consequence of humans evolving to walk upright on two legs. It's not very conducive to having children, but boy don't we look cool standing up straight.