Are there any types of physical pain that you enjoy?

[7Phoenix7]

For example, I'm on my way to my yoga class and I can't wait to feel the pain. It's not an extreme pain, but more of a mild discomfort as my body is adapting to all of the stretches.

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Also when I do cardio... I love the burn, it's satisfying for me.

I actually suck at push ups but im working on it lol

Last but not least, during sex... when my man goes deep enough to hit the back. That mixture of pain and pleasure is heavenly.

[WhiteSteve]

Haha, I hate that cardio burn but I love the weightlifting burn, so that’s probably mine.

Hitting the back wall made me laugh because I remember this one girl back in the day, we were hittin’ it missionary but she was on the edge of my bed and I was kneeling on the floor (college style, boxspring and mattress on the floor, no frame…. gutter as hell, but actually made for the perfect height for this position, lmao), and all of a sudden she shot up like she was waking up from a nightmare😂😂😂

If you played this gif at 3x speed, and she made a face like she saw the girl from The Ring😂

I don’t think she enjoyed it as much as you do, lmao

OH! One more good one…touching the nubs on a 9 volt battery with the tip of my tongue. So weird, but I love it, and the metallic taste, lmfao

[7Phoenix7]

Lmfaoo okay that's hilarious 😂 that gif and the caption.

Most women hate that! Ahaha.. I love it though. I would go into detail but I already messed up enough by mentioning sex in my post. It got sent straight to 'sexuality' LOL.

I swear as a kid I used to do that as well, the battery thing. We're weirdos but it's alright 😅

[WhiteSteve]

Lmao, fr though, and she made this loud gasp, I felt so bad. She later bent my D in another session while apparently trying to bump her head on the ceiling when she was riding, so we’re ultimately even🤣 I sure appreciate the enthusiasm and physical effort for maximum bounce-to-the-ounce, but Jesus Christ, lady, this isn’t a cartoon, this is real life😅🤕😂 Like I’m sorry, but my usual 24-incher is in the shop for repairs, this one’s a loaner, so let’s keep it at a human level of range of motion, lmfao🤦‍♂️ Oh my lord, Top 2 pain in my life, only rivaled by a pinched nerve in my neck. 🎶That’s that shit I don’t like🎶

GAG is wild when they try to be all Puritan, hahaha

And we’re out here running around with an extra 9V of brain power than everyone else, we might be weird, but we’re also superhuman⚡️⚡️⚡️

[OneViewpoint]

Same here. I'm used to pain. It's a friend. After a long run. A hard workout. A day of hard skiing. The pain feels good. It tells me I had a good time.

At the other extreme, I've broken bones. Been shot. Been blown off my feet. Been stabbed. None of it was really unbearable.

[7Phoenix7]

Whoa whoa whoa 😳... that's a little too much pain aha. I've never broken any bones and let me go knock on wood because I don't need or want that type of pain.

No stabbings or bullet wounds either... my gosh

[Wolf-вълк]

It doesn't happen without pain and you have to get used to it, and I'm not talking about the muscoid fever that disappears within a few days. I had a lot of injuries tendonitis of the elbows of the hands pain in the shoulders even recently I got injured again and it is probably a disc herniation or a sore nerve from which it hurts terribly and I could not bend and sit upright for a long time. But I keep on facing nothing should deny me as long as I exist in this world.

[Wolf-вълк]

Otherwise, for muscle pain help costecosteroids and also anabolic steroids Decata cured my hand tendonitis and I struggled with this pain for more than a year, so there are benefits of taking anabolic steroids, in fact growth hormone also helps with injuries but it must be original which costs thousands of dollars.

[IslaTheWitch]

when I run... and my mind wanders and my legs just do another mile... and then at home I can feel the distance I ran as a pain in my legs... it's a pain of satisfaction :D

[7Phoenix7]

I remember you showed me a beautiful trail that you said you run down often. I'd run there all day 😌

[IslaTheWitch]

@7Phoenix7 now the weather is shitty but when the sun returns I will take a fresh pic for you

[7Phoenix7]

Lol okay I look forward to it

[sage2021]

Getting the knots in my shoulder and back pushed down so hard to break up the painful knot, well, it hurts so good!🤔

[7Phoenix7]

That is sooo true... I love massages when I have those painful, tight spots.

[sage2021]

@7Phoenix7

My biggest problem when I get one of those knots is trying to find someone to help me.
I live alone and trying to do it myself just doesn't cut it.
Then I get a bad headache all over the entire back of my head.
Ouchewowah!!🤕🤢

[7Phoenix7]

Aww, i know that sucks 😕

[Massageman]

Some people find that laying with their neck's "occipital bones" resting on a "Still Point Inducer" can help with neck and even referred pain. Disclaimer: work with a professional to see if that is can be helpful in your case.

[Massageman]

Ditto- the discomfort of some exertion- with the knowledge that my muscles will be rebuilding stronger tissue as a result giving me "comfort". If I do push ups, I must do them with a closed fist because I can no longer bend my wrist at a 90º angle to do a normal one: but there are many other exercises I can do in their place. Exercise bands help in this regard and are totally portable.

[Screenwriter]

I love knowing that my mild soreness will develop my muscles or aid in my stretching, but I would be perfectly satisfied if there were absolutely no pain in my exercise gain.

Pain means a level of damage, but it's usually mild and heals quickly during exercise. So, not my cup of tea. But it is how our bodies physically improve.

But, in general, pain signifies damage. If you're doing acts that cause pain, you're causing damage to your body. Be wary of too much.

[7Phoenix7]

Yes thanks

[4ngelic]

sore muscles after a workout

pressing on bruises

the pain after like 10 seconds of bumping into something

sex related pains 😳

little burns

[7Phoenix7]

Ouch lol I can't stand that pain 10 seconds after bumping into something...

[Massageman]

Yes. That pain that you KNOW is coming really stinks. Depending on the individual and their overall health (especially of their nerves), that time lag can be from about 2 to 10 seconds. For me, it's usually about 3-4 seconds. That is why I wrapped a towel around the corner leg of my bed- always smashing into that sucker.

Pain gets transmitted by different (nerve) fibers than general tactile sensation of the "bumping". The former uses smaller AD or C fibers, while the latter uses larger AB fibers. In terms of nerve conduction, larger myelinated fibers have much faster conduction than smaller unmyelinated fibers.

Applying pressure to an injured area may also decrease (low levels of) pain. This is explained by the 'gate control theory' of pain sensation. When you stimulate the touch fibers, they actually inhibit the pain neuron in the spinal cord (that is receiving signal from peripheral sensory afferent fibers). In this way, the addition of pressure (such as squeezing your foot after stubbing your toe) can help reduce the perceived pain sensation.

[7Phoenix7]

@Massageman you actually are a massage therapist aren't you?

[Massageman]

30+ years worth - yes. Taught Medical Terminology, Massage Basic, Advanced Massage, Stretching, Kinesiology, Clinical Training, Accounting, Business for Therapists, at Northwestern BC, worked with a Chiropractor, at a "5*" spa, had a second location for 8 years with my wife (a Counselor- we shared a 3 room office) , now just down to one location.

[7Phoenix7]

@Massageman what's the best type of massage to get for a first timer?

[Massageman]

Part 1 of 2. As long as the guest/patient has no over-riding medical conditions, I would say a basic Swedish (relaxation) massage would be appropriate for the first-timer. If present, those conditions could be "temporary" and "conditional", such as a broken leg. Obviously, that leg would be excluded in massage until healed, but a conventional relaxation massage could still be given on most of the rest of the body. A "permanent" condition such as heart problems might require a doctor's written approval with any limitations as to length of session, intensity of pressure, area being worked, etc. also being noted.

[Massageman]

Part 2 of 2. After the recipient gets used to the touch of massage, the Therapist could focus increasingly on specific problem areas of the body. Most people will complain of sore backs/necks, but the problem ORIGINATES with tight muscles in the chest and gut- the back just fights to keep things in balance, and aches as a result. As humans, we are bent over kids, stoves, sinks, patients, projects, gardens, desks and computers, cell phones, work stations, etc., and while each has it's own set of special issues, the one common element is a basic pattern of muscle tightness. I use "integrative" massage: I let the body "tell" me what it needs, and tailor each session to meet the most critical of those needs at the time of the session.

[7Phoenix7]

@Massageman thanks! Yes I sometimes have back pain and i think it's from a weak core. I've been doing a lot of exercises to strengthen my core. And a lot of stretching as well

[Massageman]

Good plan. Be sure to include back extension- you start bent forward at the waist, then move your back rearward against a resistance, slowly increasing as your body gets accustomed to the exercise.

[7Phoenix7]

@Massageman thanks a bunch

[Massageman]

No problem. I'll be here if any more questions.

[lightbulb27]

exercise... diff kinds I like. I used to like suffering up mountain climbs, that's harder now.

I enjoy when my wife beats me on the head, feels good. she's a good head beater wife... does it right... not too little... not too much.:)

[FreyaRed]

I'm pretty sure masochism doesn't belong to my traits

[7Phoenix7]

Lol.

[DishLady]

Yeah, the achy shoulders after a good workout.

[7Phoenix7]

Having the achy shoulders massaged 🤌

[DishLady]

Oooh. Good one.

[Alex-Snow]

I'm on my college track & swim teams. At times during a hard workout or during competition there is some pain but it is a good pain so-to-speak

[7Phoenix7]

Exactly, good pain

[pascal_climbs]

A good workout or an intense climb may hurt yes. When you accomplish, the joy is greater.

[fish5505_87]

Yes, the pain that comes after a workout or the next day after you have completed something strenuous. That feeling of accomplishment is helps quell the pain.

[strateguy632]

That probably means low potasium. i found eating baked potato after a workout, lessens the muscle ache after workouts.

[fish5505_87]

@strateguy632 Thanks, I was just being simplistic, it just feels satisfying when you put a lot of work into something and your dead tired, but what you did makes you proud!

[7Phoenix7]

@strateguy632 what's this about low potassium? I thought sore muscles were normal thing after intense workouts

[Shiprex]

The after workout discomfort from lactic acid build up is a training pain I feel reward from.
The pain created from a good stretch that straightens out the fibres in my muscles and of course the pain from laughing too much at something

[Jay-_-]

Feeling the burn on my muscles when I am working out til failure unless I start feeling it on my joints then it just ruins the euphoria.

[7Phoenix7]

Make sure you stretch too

[Jay-_-]

[7Phoenix7]

Lol

[Jay-_-]

Damn Phoenix 🔥🐦 where you been... Lmao

[7Phoenix7]

To the moon and back ✨️

[rybukakes]

Electric shocks. I get them constantly and although I complain about them, I like to fantasize building up immunity in case of a truly electrifying event.

[DrPepper12]

The "high" & good fatigue after cardio is great 👍🏻 😃

[7Phoenix7]

So good

[Iron_Man]

Exercise pain because I know I’m getting something great accomplished and great results

[7Phoenix7]

Yea it's like your body telling you you're doing it right

[Iron_Man]

yes it’s a great feeling and you’re growing from it

[7Phoenix7]

Exactly

[Iron_Man]

it’s awesome
Punk-y

[Iron_Man]

I was using voice command I don’t know how punk y got in

[7Phoenix7]

I'm reporting you for calling me a punk 😂

[Iron_Man]

lol that wasn’t my fault that was voice command error

[Babygirl_S]

Stretching, muscle fatigue from resistance training (glutes) etc

[7Phoenix7]

Yea 👍

[DepthsofMe]

Yes I like it too. As long as it is from doing the exercise right and not wrong

[7Phoenix7]

Right

[Chely00]

Working out especially after running 5 miles. Day get runners high.

[7Phoenix7]

Yess

[Rimaisme]

I didn't think this question was gonna go into sexuality

[BobbieBoy666]

Yes, looking at myself in the mirror and not seeing any results.

[Eempriyanka]

I love the pain or pleasure I feel when I poop 😃

[7Phoenix7]

Don't be constipated lol

[Knightwatch27]

Workout pain I guess? When you know you've done it right and you feel an ache after deadlifts or something.
I guess there's other kinds of pain that are also nice in a way.

[DJB72]

Ache after a hard day's working feels good. I know I'm getting stronger.

[Anonymous]

Cervical penetration. Seems to hurt people but I like it.

[chrissykerdock]

Getting it up the ass

[7Phoenix7]

No way, Jose lol

[chrissykerdock]

i take it because i'm so mousy

[NathanDavis]

I don't enjoy pain

[7Phoenix7]

Not even the piercings? Getting them done?

[NathanDavis]

I don't feel that as pain

[7Phoenix7]

What does it feel like to you?

[NathanDavis]

like a rush

[7Phoenix7]

😂 hahahaha ok

[Kelly6]

@7Phoenix7 sexual pain

[7Phoenix7]

Yes 🩷

[Lilly1979]

I enjoy some sexual position some can be painful.

[7Phoenix7]

I agree

[Lilly1979]

On the steps bad idea though.

[7Phoenix7]

You must have tried it lol

[Lilly1979]

Yea stairs stuck in my back.

[Valdemort]

Deep tissue massages

[Anonymous]

i love the feeling of getting hit in the balls

[bowenw]

Some can be exciting.

[exitseven]

TMI @7Phoenix7 TMI

[7Phoenix7]

Lmao I'll put some white-out over the last part

[exitseven]

hshahahahaha 😊😊😊😊😊

[alice55]

Being cold

[7Phoenix7]

Oh no, I hate being cold haha

[alice55]

I don't mind it when it's on the legs but I hate it on the upper body

[Anonymous]

I like having my hair pulled.

[Charliefretz329]

Just penis torture lol

[Miah06]

Nope.

[7Phoenix7]

Lol.

[Bklynbadboy12]

Yes the soreness that comes from working out

[QuietRunner]

exercise

Ball play

[PaleDale]

My erections hurt but in a good way