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Jun 21, 2013 12:23 PM
#51
| The thing with physical pain is, you know what's wrong and you can treat it immediately. Emotional pain, on the other hand, is a bit more complicated than that. The thing with emotional pain is, you can get help, but at the end of the day, you're the one that has to deal with it. You can't just leave it and hope it gets better (like with physical wounds), it's not gonna go away until you deal with it. |
Jun 21, 2013 12:25 PM
#52
| I'd take emotional pain over physical any day, because I'm a pro at dealing with it now. Severe physical pain would most likely lead to emotional pain anyway, so I'd rather just have 1 instead of both. |
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Jun 21, 2013 12:43 PM
#53
| I'm not sure. Depends on how extreme the physical pain or the emotional pain is. I've been told that feeling the absolute worst pain is safer then feeling the largest amount of bliss possible or something, as you can still function while in pain. So I guess I'm going to say physical pain is easier to bear. |
Jun 21, 2013 12:56 PM
#54
| Depends on the extent of the physical pain. A punch in the face? Sure. Ripping out my nails? No. |
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Jun 21, 2013 1:50 PM
#55
| Physical, since I still am fortunate enough not to face debilitating physical trauma. Emotional... well I think I've had enough of that pain for now. |
Jun 21, 2013 2:04 PM
#56
pauro19 said: Actually, once you're depressed for so long, you have two options: Either A) you end yourself or B) it becomes normal. Now the exact same choices could be given as a cripple. But sometimes you don't even have the option to end yourself. That would kind of, emotionally hurt you more wouldn't it?Tachii said: All, not some, physical pain has an emotional aspect, and vice-versa. They are, in the end, pretty much one and the same. Even at that, I think I'd prefer to still be relatively physically functioning with deep emotional trauma than be physically crippled yet with a relatively healthy mind. Just because being physically crippled would've driven my insane regardless. However, I have yet to be in an emotional hurdle where I thought possibly about invoking direct physical pain to my body. So you would rather be depressed for the rest of your life, rather than being crippled for the less of your life but is totally alright about it? |
Jun 21, 2013 2:09 PM
#57
Tachii said: pauro19 said: Actually, once you're depressed for so long, you have two options: Either A) you end yourself or B) it becomes normal. Now the exact same choices could be given as a cripple. But sometimes you don't even have the option to end yourself. That would kind of, emotionally hurt you more wouldn't it?Tachii said: All, not some, physical pain has an emotional aspect, and vice-versa. They are, in the end, pretty much one and the same. Even at that, I think I'd prefer to still be relatively physically functioning with deep emotional trauma than be physically crippled yet with a relatively healthy mind. Just because being physically crippled would've driven my insane regardless. However, I have yet to be in an emotional hurdle where I thought possibly about invoking direct physical pain to my body. So you would rather be depressed for the rest of your life, rather than being crippled for the less of your life but is totally alright about it? I have to agree with that. I think nothing would be more horrible than becoming a human vegetable that can't even beg someone to end them. |
Jun 21, 2013 3:25 PM
#58
| Pain is pain and asking a question like that is like asking which is more bearable: Extreme heat or Extreme cold? Both will fuck you up, they just go about doing it in different ways. |
Jun 21, 2013 3:43 PM
#59
| ♪ Pain, without love. Pain, I can't get enough. Pain, I like it rough. 'Cause I'd rather feel pain than nothing at all. ♪ ...I guess what I'm trying to say is that I prefer emotional pain. Though the song kinda gives off a BDSM vibe, something that I'm somewhat into as well... |
Jun 21, 2013 9:17 PM
#60
| Why can't I feel both? Sadness as I kill myself for someone I love. nah just kiddin physical any day |
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Jun 21, 2013 9:33 PM
#61
| Pain hurts, but long-term emotional pains from lovesickness hurt even more.. depends on the situation, and the severity of things. Pain could also be a combination of both physical and emotional pain, for example, a cancer patient, or any other person afflicted with a terminal illness would definitely experience both. Though I am not the one that should be talking about this, as I don't know what it's like to be in such a situation. |
Jun 21, 2013 9:33 PM
#62
| Emotional pain is more bearable. When you're in physical pain, you'd want the emotional pain to cover it up (e.g. self-pity). When you're in emotional pain, you'd want the physical pain to cover it up (e.g. self-harm). When you're in both physical and emotional pain, you'd be like, "Fuck this shit. If my physical pain ever gets better, I'm going to live my life." You'd wish you had only 1 -- the more arbitrary and curable 1 -- emotional pain. |
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Jun 22, 2013 1:00 AM
#63
Jun 22, 2013 1:58 AM
#64
| For me, physical pain is more bearable. But I guess it depends on the person involved. There are just some people who cannot handle emotional stress well (read: me). |
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Jun 22, 2013 2:00 AM
#65
| Oh hell I read this wrong. I thought it was what is worse....so I threw off the votes by a whole 1 vote. Sorry and shit. |
Jun 22, 2013 2:08 AM
#66
Jun 22, 2013 2:09 AM
#67
| neither because i feel no pain |
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Jun 22, 2013 2:58 AM
#68
Tachii said: pauro19 said: Actually, once you're depressed for so long, you have two options: Either A) you end yourself or B) it becomes normal. Now the exact same choices could be given as a cripple. But sometimes you don't even have the option to end yourself. That would kind of, emotionally hurt you more wouldn't it?Tachii said: All, not some, physical pain has an emotional aspect, and vice-versa. They are, in the end, pretty much one and the same. Even at that, I think I'd prefer to still be relatively physically functioning with deep emotional trauma than be physically crippled yet with a relatively healthy mind. Just because being physically crippled would've driven my insane regardless. However, I have yet to be in an emotional hurdle where I thought possibly about invoking direct physical pain to my body. So you would rather be depressed for the rest of your life, rather than being crippled for the less of your life but is totally alright about it? I believe all of us humans are equal.. The richest man and the poorest man are equal.. Why? Because both of them all have problems that deals same impact in their emotions.. Most likely a poor would be having troubles with what they will eat, and thus give them depressions.. And for some reasons, the rich as well will have some problems as well, may not be money, but the same feeling of frustration will hit him as the feeling of frustration felt by the poor.. This what make humans equal.. The emotional strength.. No matter how rich a person is, if you have a weak emotional strength, then you will not survive.. That explains why a lot of rich people still commit suicides... |
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Jun 22, 2013 3:06 AM
#69
| If I had to choose I'd say emotional pain is less bearable, because it's not as easy to ignore and typically lasts longer. Someone mentioned torturing: even if a person is being tortured physically, the scars that are left are both physical and mental. The mental ones will last long after the torture is over. Both pains are intertwined though: Extreme form of physical pain is typically accompanied by emotional pain (which can be translated to fear, anger, depression, flashbacks etc.), extreme forms of emotional pain can be accompanied by physical pain (self-harming is one form, another is neurons firing wrong type of signals because of the overload causing actual physical pain). You can't make cripple "normal", and you can't make an emotionally scarred person "normal" either, both can learn how to better deal with situation. |
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Jun 22, 2013 3:08 AM
#70
| physical pain is more bearable believe a mentally challenge person thats been suffering with emotional pains for so long |
Jun 22, 2013 3:42 AM
#71
| Hidan is a masochist... I wonder how will he react against emotional pain.. xD |
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Jun 22, 2013 7:52 AM
#72
pauro19 said: Errr, why is equality relevant here? The richest man is also mortal or have a fragile body, he might be overly sensitive to physical pain as well. I'm not really sure why the equality card is being pulled here.Tachii said: pauro19 said: Actually, once you're depressed for so long, you have two options: Either A) you end yourself or B) it becomes normal. Now the exact same choices could be given as a cripple. But sometimes you don't even have the option to end yourself. That would kind of, emotionally hurt you more wouldn't it?Tachii said: All, not some, physical pain has an emotional aspect, and vice-versa. They are, in the end, pretty much one and the same. Even at that, I think I'd prefer to still be relatively physically functioning with deep emotional trauma than be physically crippled yet with a relatively healthy mind. Just because being physically crippled would've driven my insane regardless. However, I have yet to be in an emotional hurdle where I thought possibly about invoking direct physical pain to my body. So you would rather be depressed for the rest of your life, rather than being crippled for the less of your life but is totally alright about it? I believe all of us humans are equal.. The richest man and the poorest man are equal.. Why? Because both of them all have problems that deals same impact in their emotions.. Most likely a poor would be having troubles with what they will eat, and thus give them depressions.. And for some reasons, the rich as well will have some problems as well, may not be money, but the same feeling of frustration will hit him as the feeling of frustration felt by the poor.. This what make humans equal.. The emotional strength.. No matter how rich a person is, if you have a weak emotional strength, then you will not survive.. That explains why a lot of rich people still commit suicides... I'd still say emotional pain is more bearable. Both of them in extremes are calls for suicides, but if we examine critically all aspects from extremes to subtle pains, emotional pain is still more tolerable. That's usually what you want to do when comparing - not just with extremes, but to subtleties as well. Physical pain also just touches upon more areas. For example, neuropathic pain (related specifically to the nerves themselves) is yet another form of pain that strongly influences one's emotional state. That is yet another pain I rather not have, since it's in conjunction with "emotional pain". Though you could argue you can also derive this pain from psychological pain. Regardless, the same point stands: that both of them are intricately connected. If we're really going with a dichotomy, I rather have a capable body with a depressing outlook than a crippled body with a healthy outlook. It really is a difficult decision to pick the least worst scenario. |
Jun 22, 2013 8:05 AM
#73
Tachii said: pauro19 said: Errr, why is equality relevant here? The richest man is also mortal or have a fragile body, he might be overly sensitive to physical pain as well. I'm not really sure why the equality card is being pulled here.Tachii said: pauro19 said: Actually, once you're depressed for so long, you have two options: Either A) you end yourself or B) it becomes normal. Now the exact same choices could be given as a cripple. But sometimes you don't even have the option to end yourself. That would kind of, emotionally hurt you more wouldn't it?Tachii said: All, not some, physical pain has an emotional aspect, and vice-versa. They are, in the end, pretty much one and the same. Even at that, I think I'd prefer to still be relatively physically functioning with deep emotional trauma than be physically crippled yet with a relatively healthy mind. Just because being physically crippled would've driven my insane regardless. However, I have yet to be in an emotional hurdle where I thought possibly about invoking direct physical pain to my body. So you would rather be depressed for the rest of your life, rather than being crippled for the less of your life but is totally alright about it? I believe all of us humans are equal.. The richest man and the poorest man are equal.. Why? Because both of them all have problems that deals same impact in their emotions.. Most likely a poor would be having troubles with what they will eat, and thus give them depressions.. And for some reasons, the rich as well will have some problems as well, may not be money, but the same feeling of frustration will hit him as the feeling of frustration felt by the poor.. This what make humans equal.. The emotional strength.. No matter how rich a person is, if you have a weak emotional strength, then you will not survive.. That explains why a lot of rich people still commit suicides... I'd still say emotional pain is more bearable. Both of them in extremes are calls for suicides, but if we examine critically all aspects from extremes to subtle pains, emotional pain is still more tolerable. That's usually what you want to do when comparing - not just with extremes, but to subtleties as well. Physical pain also just touches upon more areas. For example, neuropathic pain (related specifically to the nerves themselves) is yet another form of pain that strongly influences one's emotional state. That is yet another pain I rather not have, since it's in conjunction with "emotional pain". Though you could argue you can also derive this pain from psychological pain. Regardless, the same point stands: that both of them are intricately connected. If we're really going with a dichotomy, I rather have a capable body with a depressing outlook than a crippled body with a healthy outlook. It really is a difficult decision to pick the least worst scenario. Well then, at the very least.. Physical pains has medicines, while emotional pain doesn't have... Though, it's your own choice as this thread isn't for a debate, but is very much limited to one's self.. Of whether which is more painful than the other.. xD But still for me, physical pain is more bearable.. |
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Jun 22, 2013 9:13 AM
#75
| Emotional, I've got a heart of stone. I can get through life without talking about any of my problems, like I already am. If I get injured physically, that could stop me from getting through life depending on how serious it is. |
Jun 22, 2013 9:48 AM
#76
pauro19 said: Tachii said: pauro19 said: Errr, why is equality relevant here? The richest man is also mortal or have a fragile body, he might be overly sensitive to physical pain as well. I'm not really sure why the equality card is being pulled here.Tachii said: pauro19 said: Actually, once you're depressed for so long, you have two options: Either A) you end yourself or B) it becomes normal. Now the exact same choices could be given as a cripple. But sometimes you don't even have the option to end yourself. That would kind of, emotionally hurt you more wouldn't it?Tachii said: All, not some, physical pain has an emotional aspect, and vice-versa. They are, in the end, pretty much one and the same. Even at that, I think I'd prefer to still be relatively physically functioning with deep emotional trauma than be physically crippled yet with a relatively healthy mind. Just because being physically crippled would've driven my insane regardless. However, I have yet to be in an emotional hurdle where I thought possibly about invoking direct physical pain to my body. So you would rather be depressed for the rest of your life, rather than being crippled for the less of your life but is totally alright about it? I believe all of us humans are equal.. The richest man and the poorest man are equal.. Why? Because both of them all have problems that deals same impact in their emotions.. Most likely a poor would be having troubles with what they will eat, and thus give them depressions.. And for some reasons, the rich as well will have some problems as well, may not be money, but the same feeling of frustration will hit him as the feeling of frustration felt by the poor.. This what make humans equal.. The emotional strength.. No matter how rich a person is, if you have a weak emotional strength, then you will not survive.. That explains why a lot of rich people still commit suicides... I'd still say emotional pain is more bearable. Both of them in extremes are calls for suicides, but if we examine critically all aspects from extremes to subtle pains, emotional pain is still more tolerable. That's usually what you want to do when comparing - not just with extremes, but to subtleties as well. Physical pain also just touches upon more areas. For example, neuropathic pain (related specifically to the nerves themselves) is yet another form of pain that strongly influences one's emotional state. That is yet another pain I rather not have, since it's in conjunction with "emotional pain". Though you could argue you can also derive this pain from psychological pain. Regardless, the same point stands: that both of them are intricately connected. If we're really going with a dichotomy, I rather have a capable body with a depressing outlook than a crippled body with a healthy outlook. It really is a difficult decision to pick the least worst scenario. Well then, at the very least.. Physical pains has medicines, while emotional pain doesn't have... Though, it's your own choice as this thread isn't for a debate, but is very much limited to one's self.. Of whether which is more painful than the other.. xD But still for me, physical pain is more bearable.. You would rather get tortured until you die, than for your love one or friend to get tortured until they die? |
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Jun 22, 2013 9:49 AM
#77
| Since I never let out my isolated emotions, it can be quite unbearable and shouldn't be compared with physical pain. |
Jun 22, 2013 10:07 AM
#78
| Quoting from Adam Savage: "I'm not used to getting pain from something I can't see" Same holds true for me. Though the cause of physical pain may not necessarily be visible to my eyes, what I'm trying to say is that physical pain is bearable and ignorable, while emotional pain is something that will always linger, and the more you try to ignore it the more you will notice it, which in turn will hurt you more. |
Jun 22, 2013 10:48 AM
#79
beavis2323 said: neither because i feel no pain Your posts are fucking pointless and stupid. |
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Jun 23, 2013 5:32 AM
#80
| Hell if I know. I never experienced truly strong pain of neither cathegory, so I can't say which is more bearable. Both kinds are capable of ending your life. Strong physical pain can cause heart failure. Mental pain will cause you to lose the will to live on. |
Jun 23, 2013 5:49 AM
#81
Naoki-Saten said: Hell if I know. I never experienced truly strong pain of neither cathegory, so I can't say which is more bearable. Both kinds are capable of ending your life. Strong physical pain can cause heart failure. Mental pain will cause you to lose the will to live on. I wonder how happy you are.. |
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Jun 23, 2013 6:00 AM
#82
| I hate dentists for a reason. Other than that, got in a car crush, fell from a roof, and woke up during two operations. Man, it was fun. Emotional pain can be controlled. Please this, -_-; |
Jun 23, 2013 6:29 AM
#83
zellami said: I hate dentists for a reason. Other than that, got in a car crush, fell from a roof, and woke up during two operations. Man, it was fun. Emotional pain can be controlled. Please this, -_-; Hope I have the spirit such as yours.. |
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Jun 23, 2013 6:40 AM
#84
| Depends on the pain, of course. There is emotional pain you can shrug off like it never happened, and there is physical pain that is so prolonged, and so debilitatingly painful, that no one who saw someone in that state would ever not consider it more humane to end their suffering permanently. But I'd say in general, emotional pain inflicts more suffering than physical pain. |
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Jun 23, 2013 3:34 PM
#85
| Emotional pain hits you harder and hurts for longer imo, maybe I'm just weird lol |
Jun 25, 2013 12:18 PM
#86
| emotional pain stays with you for life, coming back at the most random and usually devastating times possible. Where as physical pain can cleanse and be easily forgotten. |
Jun 25, 2013 12:23 PM
#87
| Emotional pain. I get over things pretty easily and besides that I'm not very emotional either so i'd rather have emotional pain than actual pain any day. |
Jun 25, 2013 12:28 PM
#89
Dipp-Fish said: emotional pain stays with you for life, coming back at the most random and usually devastating times possible. Where as physical pain can cleanse and be easily forgotten. Well gee glad to know you don't even acknowledge the existence of millions of people who have to live with chronic pain every minute of their lives. Get a clue before attempting to make all encompassing black and white statements. |
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Jun 25, 2013 12:29 PM
#90
| Physikal cuz bacc in compton i always got in scraps and came out jus fine, mostly people be packin gats and das causing emotional stress for da fam and it ain't cool dem funerals are emotional. |
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Jun 25, 2013 12:31 PM
#91
LayedBack said: I'd still vote for emotional. Just OD on morphine or something.Dipp-Fish said: emotional pain stays with you for life, coming back at the most random and usually devastating times possible. Where as physical pain can cleanse and be easily forgotten. Well gee glad to know you don't even acknowledge the existence of millions of people who have to live with chronic pain every minute of their lives. Get a clue before attempting to make all encompassing black and white statements. |
Jun 25, 2013 12:34 PM
#92
| You can cure physical pain, not emotional. inb4 alcohol |
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Jun 25, 2013 12:39 PM
#93
Amadyeus said: for emotional. Just OD on morphine or something. Heh.. you mean literally OD on morphine? Cause if not you might be curious to know that after a few years your tolerance gets so high that you end up spending half your day in physical pain, and the other half in light w/d wishing you had more medication. Yeah, very comfortable life. I'm honestly wondering if opiates are making my life even worst than it would be if I just had to bear the CP by itself. Oh and the DEA and stupid fucking shithead media and the ignorant masses have all come together to make it almost impossible to even get morphine unless your dying of cancer or you get a lucky compassionate doctor. These days they practically give you a sugar pill and tell you to fucking go die in a ditch. |
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Jun 25, 2013 12:41 PM
#94
Jun 25, 2013 12:41 PM
#95
| Physical. |
Jun 25, 2013 12:47 PM
#96
| Honestly this thread is kind of rigged. Because in the end it just matters to what degree of pain you are in and how long it lasts. Also it doesn't distinguish between acute physical pain and long-term chronic pain. In the end I think both types of pain can completely ruin a person, it just matters how bad the pain is. The best answer someone has come up with is emotional pain because with chronic physical pain you'd inevitably get emotional pain as well. That answer does make a lot of sense at least. But then there are types of emotional pains that can render one catatonic. Sooo.. this subject is rigged! |
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Jun 25, 2013 1:16 PM
#97
| Physical pain is so restricted to you only which emotional pain is not. |
Jun 25, 2013 1:45 PM
#98
Amadyeus said: Physical pain is so restricted to you only which emotional pain is not. Speaking from experience; another person's physical pain can be so severe, it can actually cause emotional pain in those around them. |
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Jun 25, 2013 1:55 PM
#99
| Emotional of course - you just bottle it up and sink it in to a deep dark place until it resurfaces years later in uncontrollable bouts of anger. Physical pain on the other hand can mean that it's difficult to get to the pub on a Friday - If anything emotional pain will get you to the pub faster. Case closed. This topic can now be removed |
Jun 25, 2013 4:22 PM
#100
Vinter said: But that is still emotional pain for you personally.Amadyeus said: Physical pain is so restricted to you only which emotional pain is not. Speaking from experience; another person's physical pain can be so severe, it can actually cause emotional pain in those around them. |
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