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What’s the point of pain?
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I'm in pain right now due to my time of the month and it's cucked. I'm literally bedridden from period cramps. My stomach hurts so much. What's the point of being able to feel pain? It's so dumb, useless and actually harmful
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I'm in pain right now due to my time of the month and it's cucked. I'm literally bedridden from period cramps. My stomach hurts so much. What's the point of being able to feel pain? It's so dumb, useless and actually harmful
According to the Bible, pain, (and everything that feels negative), is a result of Adam and Even sinning and bringing a curse upon creation. The good news is that the world will (hopefully soon) end and then the universe will be recreated to have laws of physics where there is no decay, deformation and destruction anymore.
The point of pain is to keep you alive long enough to reproduce so that evolution can work. If we didn't feel pain, we'd die way early on in life as we wouldn't exactly know what is dangerous or not (for example, how would humans know that viruses are dangerous if we didn't feel pain from them).
Pain sucks and I really wish that pain doesn't exist. I hate that pain exists
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Only your body's way of telling you that something is wrong, whether the pain is caused by physical reasons, or even emotional ones. It's just a signal to you that everything is not copacetic and you need to/should take some action to fix the cause, if possible. There is no "point" to it as in some kind of "hidden meaning" or something.
Our biological body needs pain.
Among other things, because pain informs us that something bad is happening to us.
Without pain, we wouldn't know this.
As an interesting fact, I can say that there is a rare genetic disease that causes a person to not feel pain.
As for pain from a philosophical perspective, well...I don't know.
Everyone can have their own explanation or interpretation.
Nope, cramps are just a result of the uterus having contractions. This is done to help expel the lining and period cramps aren't meant to hurt that much.
@sserafim if your period cramps are hurting you so badly that you are bedridden then I'd recommend that you go and see a gynaecologist since that isn't normal. It could be a sign of a medical condition, like endometriosis.
I get that we need pain to warn us from harm and all that evolution thing, but why are we able to feel insane amounts of pain? Mild to moderate pain should be enough to fill that protective role. The fact that we have capacity to feel excruciating level of pain is suspicious. It could be some kind of malevolent design
If it helps... men can sometimes get ballsack pain which can last for weeks (Source: my ex)
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Mild to moderate pain should be enough to fill that protective role. The fact that we have capacity to feel excruciating level of pain is suspicious. It could be some kind of malevolent design
Disagree. Less pain means you could potentially endure the cause longer. Take fire or a hot plate. It could mean serious tissue/nerve damage. Just an example. The problem is pain where you can't successfully eliminate the cause and/or it's not really a threat to your health. But pain doesn't discriminate like that.
Nope, cramps are just a result of the uterus having contractions. This is done to help expel the lining and period cramps aren't meant to hurt that much.
Disagree. Less pain means you could potentially endure the cause longer. Take fire or a hot plate. It could mean serious tissue/nerve damage. Just an example. The problem is pain where you can't successfully eliminate the cause and/or it's not really a threat to your health. But pain doesn't discriminate like that.
Mother Nature is punishing you for not haphazardly reproducing like all of these disgusting people around the world are. Don't give in. You can't let her win.
I'm in pain right now due to my time of the month and it's cucked. I'm literally bedridden from period cramps. My stomach hurts so much. What's the point of being able to feel pain? It's so dumb, useless and actually harmful
Actually, the purpose of pain is letting you know something is wrong. Periods shouldn't be painful beyond a mild discomfort. I'd say you should see a doctor, but given my experience with such creatutes, you're probably better served spending the money in a new pair of shoes... But yes, women's pain is often ignored, especially period pain, so we're often lead to think it's normal. It's not.
Sometimes the reason however can be hard to determine. I used to have horrible periods too when I was young. I was skinny, borderline clinically underweight (no, I didn't have an eating disorder). But then the years went by and I began putting on some weight, and lo and behold... My periods became clockwork regular and came with little pain. We ladies do need a decent amount of fat to work properly. Not suggesting your case is like mine, just that there's definitely an underlying issue to your pain.
Please, please, please, don't buy into that bs! It has absolutely no relation! I was told that too when I was young... Bs! Bs! Bs! Please seek a good, preferably female, gynecologist. You don't have to suffer like that or buy into old wives theories that have absolutely no fundament.
Yes, and people with these pain insensitivity disorders often don't live long because of their inability to be alerted to things that cause harm to them, which also answers OP's question, I guess.
Another interesting fact: scientists have potentially isolated mutations that make one incapable of experiencing any pain—even the psychological kind—though unlike with most pain insensitivity disorders, those affected are still physically aware of the pain—they just don't experience it as a negative thing. There's also an initiative to investigate how this knowledge could be used to create farm animals that don't suffer (and how it could one day be applied to humans too).
Pain is meant to alert us to danger, potentially lethal. But that function can glitch the fuck out. After all the only thing that matters in nature, which is the context that humans evolved in, is that enough of a population's number live to reproduce to sustain itself. In that sense the trials and tribulations of the individual are completely irrelevant.
Yes, and people with these pain insensitivity disorders often don't live long because of their inability to be alerted to things that cause harm to them,
Nature is so fucking weird. Pain feels like being pulled into another dimension by Satan himself, yet there's a tiny little molecule that can make you completely immune to the sensation.
Not something I'd wish for though. The constant anxiiety that I might be suffering bodily injury without my knowledge would rob me of the peace that would make such a state so desirable in the firsr place.
Actually, the purpose of pain is letting you know something is wrong. Periods shouldn't be painful beyond a mild discomfort. I'd say you should see a doctor, but given my experience with such creatutes, you're probably better served spending the money in a new pair of shoes... But yes, women's pain is often ignored, especially period pain, so we're often lead to think it's normal. It's not.
Sometimes the reason however can be hard to determine. I used to have horrible periods too when I was young. I was skinny, borderline clinically underweight (no, I didn't have an eating disorder). But then the years went by and I began putting on some weight, and lo and behold... My periods became clockwork regular and came with little pain. We ladies do need a decent amount of fat to work properly. Not suggesting your case is like mine, just that there's definitely an underlying issue to your pain.
Please, please, please, don't buy into that bs! It has absolutely no relation! I was told that too when I was young... Bs! Bs! Bs! Please seek a good, preferably female, gynecologist. You don't have to suffer like that or buy into old wives theories that have absolutely no fundament.
I'm in pain right now due to my time of the month and it's cucked. I'm literally bedridden from period cramps. My stomach hurts so much. What's the point of being able to feel pain? It's so dumb, useless and actually harmful
That's natural and expected. A female body with little fat cannot safely carry a pregnancy, so our bodies have hormonal mechanisms that prevent it from happening. It also happens to high level female athletes, even if they have a normal weight, it mostly comes from muscle and not fat, so the hormonal cycles are disrupted and they usually either have very spaced and irregular periods or stop having them at all.
Now, for anyone reading this, don't go thinking the more fat the better. That's not how it works! A normal, average weight is always the best.
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