Why are there cartoons of a lady giving a shower to an old man?

I haven't come across such cartoons. Maybe they are quite rare or unusual.

Maybe it's to show some common problems faced by older people or to raise awareness about certain issues.

Maybe it's a common trait used for comical effect or to create storylines that teach lessons about memory and aging.

I'm not really sure. Maybe it could be some humorous or comical cartoons that play with the unexpected situation of an old man in the shower.

It can relieve pain. Old ladies often have various aches in their muscles and joints. Massage can target those areas and ease the discomfort.

One story could be that in a small village, a kind-hearted girl often gives an old lady a massage. The old lady has arthritis, and the girl learned massage techniques to relieve her pain. Every week, she would visit the old lady's home and spend an hour massaging her joints gently.

Perhaps she had a very dirty or sweaty day and thought a cold shower would be the quickest way to clean and refresh herself. Or maybe it's just a random act to add some excitement to the story.

The cartoon lady might be wearing a shower cap because she's about to wash her face or do a beauty treatment. Or perhaps it's a symbol of her being prepared for a messy situation and wanting to stay clean.

That's a really disturbing topic. Maybe it's an attempt to shock or draw attention, but it's not something that should be promoted or normalized.

Maybe he's having a relaxing moment or cleaning up after a hard day.