Physical: 4 out of 10
Emotional: 8 of 10
Mental: 6 of 10
I'm not sure how to see at this objectively... so I think I would just go with 5/10 for all
while I've been through quite a gruesome journey my whole life... it has been a very personal endeavour, especially on the mental state of things and most of it has been an introspective workout of the mind and the soul, I could say that yes... I can handle the things I've been through only because I've been through them already and well, I'm still here right?
but I know there's some things that could happen and they would break and shatter my soul to the point of no return and I know that none of what I've been through will matter then, and that's a bit terrifying to even think about to be honest
and then, there's what I know about others, what I've seen others been through and deal with, and they're also here and many of them right here with me... same with some of you here at G@G, whether I know you or not, if you just shared your stories in here and I read them, that only opens my eyes and makes me wonder, it gives me even more perspective... could I've been through the same things and come out of them, could I deal with it... and I just don't know for sure, it is never certain , I've always known that so many others have had it much more challenging than me, which is one thing I always remind myself when I am facing adversity
so, I just rather feel fortunate that so far, I've been able to deal with what I've gone through, and that I still feel able to go at it for a bit while, a longer while hopefully, one day at a time... that is for sure
Well said, Mr. Davis.
Physical: 9/10. I take a licking, and keep ticking. I've had a tree fall and smash me in the face, knocking me to the ground. A chunk of it punctured my lip and broke through to puncture my gums as well. I got back up, spit some blood out, and fired the chainsaw back up to go to work. I honestly didn't get bothered a lot by it. I've also had broken bones, like a motorcycle accident where I fractured my radius and it was all crooked, but to be honest, I feel like my body must react with some endorphins or something because even though it hurt, it wasn't really that bad. I would have rated it about 7/10 on a pain scale.
Emotional: 9/10. This one, I don't really know that I feel emotional pain the same way other people do. I honestly wish I could cry more and more easily, but something shitty happens like when my mom died, and I feel bad/sad, but I never lose it the way I see some people do. I still can live life, it's just sad for a while. I also see the other side of things, put it into perspective. This is part of why I feel medical work is good for me; I care about people, but I'm not going to lose focus on what needs to be done.
Mental trauma: 7/10. I don't suffer from a lot of mental trauma, again like above. But I rate myself lower on this because I find myself randomly reliving some trauma or negative thing from months or years ago, and I can't explain why. But for example I'll recreate in my head some argument or situation, then relive and fantasize about it. Then I realize what I'm doing is stupid and a waste of my thoughts, so I try to think of something else. But the fact that I can get distracted by these things in the first place is why I lower my rating for mental trauma.
Physical: 8/10 I have been told by a few drs my tolerance to pain is very high but I never personally thought so. I did have my appendix blow up when I was 12 and have emergency surgery and I didn't cry or vomit, just went in and out of consciousness. I also smashed my left leg and broke it in multiple places and didn't get to hospital until the next day. So there has been times I've shown a strength to physical pain. Also, living with PCOS and endometriosis and I still work full-time and go to the gym despite that pain.
Emotional - Still working on that. I feel emotionally pain easily and it can leave me in agony, but I've seen a clinical psychologist for it and have been for quite some time. For now I'd say 4/10
Mental - Like, depression? Well, I definitely struggle with mental pain a lot but I'm still here and alive so 7/10 maybe?
Physical: 6/10… I can withstand most physically painful things lol. It just depends on what it is, I suppose.
Emotional: 8/10 I think I do pretty good… I’m pretty resilient so the pain is a part of the initial shock, but I just seem to handle the pain well as time goes on.
Mental: 8/10 I honestly don’t know, but I think I’m mentally strong.
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When comes to Physical Pain I am; 8 out of 10 when with someone dealing with it. But it all depends, some people just have a low threshold for pain and over exaggerate things. But I mean if they just broke a leg, or were ins serious car accident... its all good.
Emotional Pain; I am like a 2 out of 10. I mean we all have trauma in our lives. Things that happened to us that are to varying degrees out of our control and otherwise not our fault. In the end it about how you move on a grow from it... and again emotional pain or trauma there is such a varying degree of individual thresholds on this. Some people are just too sensitive and they believe everything in their lives are so over traumatic. I honestly can't deal with these types for too long. Honestly no matter how bad it is, you got to get over it at some point and move on. I am not pretending that it is easy, but some make it more difficult than it needs to be... and they use it as a crutch or and excuse for all their ills and I just can't act like a passive enabler.
Mental I am a 0 out 10 on this. I mean there is really a thin line between mental pain, and a mental discord and illness. I mean its mental... so you can change that if you really want to and improve it. It not easy and it can be a long process but if you are unwilling or suffer from the belief you are unable to for some reason... then I can not do shit for you and I have zero empathy at some point, if your unwilling to face the true and take control of your situation.
Immediate physical: 10/10 (I completed a skateboard contest with a broken arm and won first prize).
Chronic physical: 6/10 (I still curled up in the fetal position after that contest and wanted to hug someone with my broken arm. I eventually had to go to the hospital after a week because the pain was getting too much).
Emotional: 7/10 (I used to be like 3/10 but some heartbreaks and losses of loved ones toughened me up).
Mental: 8/10 (I never believed I was right about anything in the first place to be so hurt by being proven wrong).
Actually, I think I might be overestimating emotional tolerance. I think that's my weakest. For example, if my wife died on me, I don't know what I'd do with myself. I don't know if I'll ever recover. So maybe it might still be below 5.
It's very contextual on the emotional one. For example, I have dreams of growing old with my wife and sharing all our memories and stories together. So the loss of my wife prematurely would bring the greatest of my dreams crumbling down, and I'd probably embrace my alcoholism rather than criticize it as I do now. But outside my wife, I'm pretty resilient about emotional pain. I have lots of training, but I don't have training on losing the love of my wife with whom I married.
* love of my life
I'll change the emotional one to a question mark. I really don't know.
I'm not a masochist on the physical side. That's something almost all my friends get wrong about me. I hate being in pain. I'm an adrenaline junkie and addicted to risk-taking. Pain brings me no pleasure but things that risk -- but not guarantee -- injury or death bring me a lot of pleasure. The reason I have such a high pain tolerance for acute/immediate pain is that I'm so pumped from the adrenaline that I don't feel it as much until much later. Then I hate it so much lying in bed hurting. But that cost means that what I did was really risky, and so I want to do it again once I recover.
For physical pain, I’m likely a 12 plus lol, the right high amount of pain is pleasure 🔪🩸🩸🩸
what can I say I’m fucked up lol.
Emotional is fairly crap but it’s protected by that mental side of things
would say 5 emotional
9 for mental pain
Physical pain : 7/10 (I did a dance performance even though I had hurted my ankle. I just continued dancing like nothing happened)
Emotional pain : 9/10 (I have been dealing with it for last 2 years. I'm used to it now)
Mental trauma : I can't say. I never had any trauma.
Physical pretty good. I took my tattoos very well while the hips are supposed to be pretty sensitive. I'd say that my physical would be a 7/10.
Emotional and mental I'm not that good because I've dealt with a lot of trauma already. It gets too much pretty fast and I'm just a very emotional person. I cry very fast. So that would be a 4/10 I think.
Physical 7-8/10, daily sufferer.
Emotional 6/10 I'm better these days.
Mental 9/10 mentally I'm very strong.
I wanted to separate the chronic from the immediate for the physical pain side. I'm an adrenaline junkie so I think my adrenaline gets me through immediate injuries. But I can feel like a baby so alone when I've left to myself with the chronic pain after. I want to complain and, kind of embarrassing, but I sort of want a nurse and I wanna be hugged. :-D
That seems a lot more practical to me. The problem I find with chronic pain is that I can't sort of rely on adrenaline and anger and going berserk to get myself through it. That's a type of energy that only lasts for so long and then I start to really feel the pain after.
I find that chronic pain is the ultimate thing that makes me feel lonely for some reason. I start to crave company more than anything else, and especially a pretty girl with a nurturing touch! :-D
I apparently have a very high physical pain tolerance. 9 or 10.
I'd say my tolerance to psychological (mental and emotional) pain is relatively high unless the emotion is about one of my children. 8 or 9?
Physical. 10/10
Emotiona. 2/10
Mental. 8.5/10
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Physical pain: 8/10
Emotional pain: 4/10
Mental pain: 4/10
I bottle too much up. Can't score myself high there.
Physical pain: I'd say a solid 6 out of 10. I don't cry but I do get angry when I'm in pain and I'm not very nice. I always feel bad about it after, lol.
Emotional; 7 out of 10.
Mental: 9 out of 10.
I don't know. Some things I really can tolerate. I had surgery last year and it was a very painful recovery but I was able to deal with it and did not even take the opioids that were prescribed me. I have to get a couple of cavities filled and I am dreading it.
Probably the same thing with emotional hurt and mental trauma.
I'm not GOOD with any of them, but probably deal better with physical pain, than emotional/mental.
Physical - 6/7
Mental - 5
Emotional - 4
Physical pain 7 out of 10
Emotional pain 6 out of 10
Mental Trauma (I’ve had a LOT, & I have learned how to cope with it) So 9 out of 10
Physical: 7 out of 10
Emotional: 6 of 10
Mental: 9 of 10
Oh wait, I didn't understand the question
Physical: 9 out of 10
Emotional: 6 of 10
Mental: 9 of 10
physical: 7 or 6.5
emotional: 3.5
mental: 2
Physical: 8 out of 10Emotional: 8 or 3 out of 10 (I keep it inside, so I'm not sure how to rate that) Mental: 6 of 10 (not sure how this is different than emotional)
What would the difference be between emotional and mental pain? I would agree emotional pain can feel like the entire world is sitting on your chest and crushing you
Physical: 6 of 10
Emotional: 7 of 10
Mental: 4 of 10
physical pain: 6/10
emotional pain: 3/10
mental pain: 2/10
Physical: 9 out of 10
Emotional: 6 of 10
Mental: 4 of 10
Pain is pain. I can handle a lot and enjoy it. Emotional I have mostly shut down. Mentally I am starting to break more easily, because of work and the pills I take for epilepsy and anxiety
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