What do you think someone should tell themselves when they are experiencing extreme & unavoidable pain or discomfort?

[Anonymous]

Do you have a saying or mantra?

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[Anonymous]

I was going to work one morning and my boyfriend had to have me before he went to work despite my protests and struggling. He held me down bent me over hiked up my skirt and pulled aside my thong and mounted me on the floor, it felt really good but was over within two minutes. He kissed my cheek and slapped my behind real hard leaving me face down ass up and ran out then he door to work. Anyway I got up and got in my car to go to work stopping off at the shop to buy a salad for lunch. I was on my way to the checkout and beside the condoms I spied the durex vibrators, I bought a Durex bullet vibrator. On my the way to work I gave myself the most amazing two orgasms with it, still dripping wet and soaking with my boyfriend's cum. First time I've used a vibrator, I felt such a bad girl too. I actually had to make a 2nd stop on my way to work to buy new underwear. I'm buying a few birthday presents for myself.

[Justmeagain1]

When I’m physical pain or severe discomfort I don’t tell my self any thing I make this humming sound and rock. Emotional pain or discomfort- well my
Inner voice is a shit show nine times outta ten I hear my internal voice loud and clear - it’s just a moment on repeat.

[nolabels]

I've been dealing with that situation, in a huge way, for close to two years.

The worse the pain gets, the more my mind loses touch with reality.

It's an extremely difficult situation.

I cry, I hold myself in attempts at self-comfort, I pace the floor, a centimeter at a time if necessary, as the pain allows me to do. I moan, I utter guttural emanations reminiscent of primal torture.

Whatever in the moment will alleviate the pain for even a nanosecond is utilized.

Attempting to send my consciousness into another realm to absent myself from the pain has been attempted with little success.

Anything is attempted.

Nothing works.

[msc545]

Physical or psychological pain?

[nolabels]

Both.
Recently, primarily physical.

[msc545]

what part (s) of your body and why, if you know?

[nolabels]

@msc545
It's extremely complicated.
Maybe I can reveal it to you over some time.
I'll follow you.
Follow me if you want and I'll message you when I'm up to doing so.
For now, though, I'm just too tired to go into it.

[msc545]

ok, fair enough.

[KrakenAttackin]

Have you tried acupuncture? Acupuncture is the only thing that helps with my migraines.

[jshm2]

That all you need is a Costa grilled cheese sandwich, or whatever your favourite food is.

Not only does it focus your attention to something more positive. But it motivates you to get the fuck out of the situation and into something better.

[CHadwww]

As Viktor Frankl once said, ‘meaning can be found only in unavoidable suffering.’ When faced with circumstances beyond our control, it is natural to feel helpless and to question the fairness of our situation.

However, it is important to remember that we have the power to choose how we respond to these challenges. Rather than succumbing to feelings of helplessness and despair, we can choose to empower ourselves and take control of our lives.

By finding meaning in our suffering and turning adversity into an opportunity for growth and self-improvement, we can emerge from even the most difficult situations stronger and more resilient than before.

[KrakenAttackin]

@CHadwww. This fucking guy has never had serious pain or adversity I'm his life.

[jennifer_bloom]

I think of when Moses raised his hand and Israel was rescued from Egypt by a supernatural miracle. I get that that if you stick to your beliefs when there appears to be no way out, a way out, you never even thought off, will fall into your lap.

[AaronKrieger]

Last dance with Mary Jane
One more time to kill the pain

it's a tom petty song

[Nelaary]

That you shouldn't be so rough with your self and eventually it will fade away and everything will be okay it's all in your head and you overthink everything and you should be gentle with your soul

[TheMadLad]

What do you do when you can’t do nothing, but there is nothing you can do?

You do what you can!

[MrWolf]

It will pass you're stronger then this. That's what goes trough my mind.

[swwetsparkle]

you can't control it but you can always use a distraction, walking around, watching something, breathing. painkillers sadly... depends on the pain though

[Unit1]

I prefer not to. People find ways to make things worse compared to if I would have just kept my mouth shut.

[exitseven]

"Pain is a state on mind and the mind can be controlled."

Mr. Spock

[Aiko_E_Lara]

I'm starting to think it's pointless. I've been telling people that and I don't wanna sound annoying.

[najekim]

For severe pain I meditate on clearing my head since 80% of pain is imagined anyways. Then the pain becomes tolerable until the meds kick in.

[KrakenAttackin]

If you have had to endure chronic pain or fear, it can be enough to drive one insane.

[ohsheeT]

STOPPPPPP LOL

[siseñor]

HOW TF DO I GET OUT OF THIS?

[boobliker]

something you eat