Physical pain Vs. Emotional pain

Eh, I find emotional to be much, much worse in the long run. I'd rather feel the pain of a broken arm than be living in a waking nightmare in my head constantly. Physical pain, as horrible as it is, is superficial. Emotional is not. MirkoS77

Don't underplay physical pain. I've known people that have had their lives wrecked due physical pain and the trauma involved with it. Walking nightmare in your head? Imagine waking up in physicalpain every single day for the entirety of your life. Physical pain can be a lot more than superficial, theres more than just broken arms...

Some people here are underplaying emotional pain... You are underplaying physical pain. Don't compare a minor instance of physical pain to an extreme instance of emotional pain. Compare equal extremes.

I'd rather have my cat get run over by a car than have a cannable eat my legs while they are still attached.

[QUOTE="MirkoS77"]

Great post, but most won't listen. They think bad emotional pain constitutes having their steak slightly undercooked. Physical pain is a light switch. Emotional pain f@cks with your head and everything you are.

Physical pain can F- you up just as badly as Emotional pain. Physical pain can persist till the day you die, and F- with your head and your very being, just like emotional pain. Not only that, but physical pain can lead to /cause serious emotional pain as well.

Taken to their extremes, Physical Pain and Emotional Pain are on nearlyequal grounds... Though, I'd give the *edge to physical pain.

As for everyday, possible pain (what are the odds someone will torture you? Make you watch as your family is tortured and eaten by cannables?), I say that they are still on equal grounds, but I'd give a slight *edge to emotional pain.

Edit: * giving the edge to somthing is refering to wich one is worse.

[QUOTE="MirkoS77"][QUOTE="LORD_BLACKGULT"]

Physical pain can F- you up just as badly as Emotional pain. Physical pain can persist till the day you die, and F- with your head and your very being, just like emotional pain. Not only that, but physical pain can lead to /cause serious emotional pain as well.

Taken to their extremes, Physical Pain and Emotional Pain are on nearlyequal grounds... Though, I'd give the *edge to physical pain.

As for everyday, possible pain (what are the odds someone will torture you? Make you watch as your family is tortured and eaten by cannables?), I say that they are still on equal grounds, but I'd give a slight *edge to emotional pain.

Edit: * giving the edge to somthing is refering to wich one is worse.

Frame_Dragger

Baselessly? Don't you dare, DARE tell me I don't know what it is to live with pain. You know nothing about me. Since this bears on the converstion, I was diagnosed with a softball sized tumor in my chest at 20, and I was in extreme daily pain for many years while in treatment to shrink it and I still deal with chronic nerve pain to this day along with the constant discomfort from all the tissue it displaces. Here is a photo of my MRI, keep in mind this was after a few years of treatment when it had already significantly shrunken from initial diagnosis:

*whew* I'm sorry, I'm trying to keep my composure here, no one tells me I don't know what it is to live with pain and that I'm making "baseless accusations". I've gone through more pain and suffering in life than I care to remember on both ends of the spectrum, and it continues and will always be there until my last days. I have a VERY solid foundation to stand on to support my opinion, from personal experience. And yes, despite ALL of the horrible physical pain I've endured all these years, the emotional side takes the cake anyday of the week to me. Easily. And chronic pain is worse than intense, momentary pain, of which I've had my fair share of also.

My apologies for the harsh tone, but man I'm pissed.

I'd rather be in emotional pain.

Depends on how severe though. If it's just a little, I'd rather have physical.

If it were to be severe, I'd rather be in emotional pain. Besides, I've already been through the worst, so, I think I can take whatever you throw at me.

[QUOTE="MirkoS77"]Eh, I find emotional to be much, much worse in the long run. I'd rather feel the pain of a broken arm than be living in a waking nightmare in my head constantly. Physical pain, as horrible as it is, is superficial. Emotional is not. LORD_BLACKGULT

Don't underplay physical pain. I've known people that have had their lives wrecked due physical pain and the trauma involved with it. Walking nightmare in your head? Imagine waking up in physicalpain every single day for the entirety of your life. Physical pain can be a lot more than superficial, theres more than just broken arms...

Some people here are underplaying emotional pain... You are underplaying physical pain. Don't compare a minor instance of physical pain to an extreme instance of emotional pain. Compare equal extremes.

I'd rather have my cat get run over by a car than have a cannable eat my legs while they are still attached.

I know very well what it's like to wake up everyday in pain. And unable to get to sleep because of it. Trust me I've had my fair share. The reason I used a broken arm as an example is that's because what some others in the thread have mentioned, so I thought I'd use it.

And you tell me to compare equal extremes, yet then compare your cat getting run over to cannibals eating your legs while attached. For some reason, that doesn't strike me as quite equal. That must be some cat. :|

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[QUOTE="Super_MooRio"] I would love to see your boyfriend/girlfriend slowly consume your heart tell you they love you and then break off your relationship... They say its not you its me and then you see them with a much more attractive girl around there arms. How would you feel if your entire family was butchered before your eyes and they let you live? There are many worse things than getting hit in your nuts brah.Super_MooRio

I have boy parts, wouldnt affect me. You arent really talking to someone who feels like that. We do both have the ability to feel pain though...

When i read that paragraph i just think you're a bit emo. But you may be that age so it would be understandable.

I'd rather get dumped than get my balls crushed brother.

emotional pain later turns to physical pain.it really contradicts itself. i know from experience

emotional pain later turns to physical pain.it really contradicts itself. i know from experience

almasdeathchild

[QUOTE="almasdeathchild"]

emotional pain later turns to physical pain.it really contradicts itself. i know from experience

Nibroc420

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="almasdeathchild"]

emotional pain later turns to physical pain.it really contradicts itself. i know from experience

almasdeathchild

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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"] Uhh What?Nibroc420

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="almasdeathchild"]when you are emotinaly weak you will later become phyicaly weak and feel physical pain,cramps sores and tiredness etc. physical pain doesnt need to include.being in a saw or hostile film or getting your balls slowly crushed in a vice grip

almasdeathchild

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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"] Sounds like your mind playing tricks.Nibroc420

I have looked at this issue well and i can say Emotional Pain has the edge. Its like a computer,the keyboard or mouse can break but its still usable,once the CPU is down,the rest is useless

Which, in your experience, is worse?waqster

Surely both are intertwined?

If someone is slicing your fingers off one sliver at a time you have enormous physical pain but then comes the realisation that your going to be maimed and handless kicks in causing emotional pain.

Are you motherf*cking kidding me???????

Physical pain has NOTHING on emotional pain!

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"]Physical pain. I love the people in here saying/debating about emotional pain. Honestly, it sounds like your whining :lol:fastesttruck

Are you motherf*cking kidding me???????

Physical pain has NOTHING on emotional pain!

Emotional pain is worse than any broken bones.

[QUOTE="Frame_Dragger"][QUOTE="MirkoS77"]Eh, I find emotional to be much, much worse in the long run. I'd rather feel the pain of a broken arm than be living in a waking nightmare in my head constantly. Physical pain, as horrible as it is, is superficial. Emotional is not. MirkoS77

Baselessly? Don't you dare, DARE tell me I don't know what it is to live with pain. You know nothing about me. Since this bears on the converstion, I was diagnosed with a softball sized tumor in my chest at 20, and I was in extreme daily pain for many years while in treatment to shrink it and I still deal with chronic nerve pain to this day along with the constant discomfort from all the tissue it displaces. Here is a photo of my MRI, keep in mind this was after a few years of treatment when it had already significantly shrunken from initial diagnosis:

*whew* I'm sorry, I'm trying to keep my composure here, no one tells me I don't know what it is to live with pain and that I'm making "baseless accusations". I've gone through more pain and suffering in life than I care to remember on both ends of the spectrum, and it continues and will always be there until my last days. I have a VERY solid foundation to stand on to support my opinion, from personal experience. And yes, despite ALL of the horrible physical pain I've endured all these years, the emotional side takes the cake anyday of the week to me. Easily. And chronic pain is worse than intense, momentary pain, of which I've had my fair share of also.

My apologies for the harsh tone, but man I'm pissed.

Emotional pain is worse than any broken bones.

Artekus

[QUOTE="fastesttruck"][QUOTE="MgamerBD"]Physical pain. I love the people in here saying/debating about emotional pain. Honestly, it sounds like your whining :lol:mems_1224

Physical pain often causes emotional pain.

Physical pain often causes emotional pain.

sonicare

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="almasdeathchild"]

emotional pain later turns to physical pain.it really contradicts itself. i know from experience

almasdeathchild

Physical Pain is worse... I rather be heartbroken... then have a broken heart.