I feel as though nobody has really asked this question..So I shall be the first (Yay for me -hands cookies to everyone-) So anyway, I was wondering, what is YOUR most painful moment / memory. This can get quite interesting especially with the memory section, remember painful moments and painful memory's are two different things. Also please don't be rude if someone has a painful moment that THEY thought was painful but you don't. I mean seriously?! Also don't post anything rude, I know most of you are mature but I'm just saying this just in case someone thinks it's funny to post something rude and stuff. If anyone, does anything that I said not to, I will summon a local mod or someone to close this and I will never make a forum like this again. Now I've gotten all the old ' teachers talk ' out the way...I will leave you guys to post...enjoy.....I will post mine when I feel like it ^.^ 

One of my most painful moments or memories, not at the time, was when I had been within the grade of second or within the grade of the third, I had been diagnosed withe the disorder known as Tourette Syndrome. I feel more sensitive about that today than when I had been younger, considering I had not known better. Fortunately, it uncommonly affects my lifetime of everyday.

To tell you the truth I was at Summer Camp and our camp counselor let us play on the playground a kid told me that if I climbed on the slide he would give me $5 I believed him and I fell and broke my collar bone

DenzGamer135 : I think I've heard of Tourette Syndrome and I think I know what it is (I might be mistaking it for something else though) I feel sorry for you having to put up with that but, at least it has little affect to your everyday life. 

Bintsy : That must have been terrible for you I feel sorry for you (even though it happened when you were only 8) I'm lucky enough to say I've never broken a single bone in my entire body...I'm only 12 so I could break something in the future (I hope not)

AngryBirdsFan55 :  Ow..I feel really sorry for you.....Because you broke your bone, I think the kid that offered you the money should pay you $10 or $15 because you did it, only you fell.

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Anyway enough answering to people's comments and on to MY personal painful MOMENT! (Believe me, I've had a few)

Once I climbed up this HUGE climbing frame thing and I got right to the top and I could not get down, I tried calling to my parents but they just kept on chatting and took no notice of me so I looked down and though ' Oh it's not that high ' So I let myself fall down and I'm lucky I did not break anything...I could not walk for about 3 days though. 

You are lucky

My first break up was horrible... I don't want to get into details, but I thought that we were perfect... but, I am better with my new girlfriend then my old one, so I like to put that behind me.

Physically, it was either breaking my dominant wrist on the first day of Grade 4 by (dumbly) climbing up the slide, or half tripping/ half being pushed onto the pavement and getting scrapped pretty badly from head to toe the same year. Grade 4 was NOT a good year for me.
Emotionally, it was BY FAR losing a dear friend that was so close to me that she felt like another mom that I didn't get to see nearly enough. (Not to insult my actual mom or anything, but this friend was THAT amazing to me.) Not to mention she introduced me to theatre, which is a great pleasure of mine. I honestly miss her a lot.

I guess I would go with the day my dad passed away. It happened about 8 years ago and I still think about it sometimes.

When I was in the Marine Corps, we trained with pepper spray to be military police.  Getting sprayed with super hot pepper spray in August in Missouri was terrible.  It was 100 sunburns all over my face.  I couldn't breathe and I couldn't see.  it was the most painful experience I've ever had.

My most physically painful moment was a fall from a bike and messing up my shin really badly. I have the scars to this day but it no longer hurts or remains a problem. I've biked a bunch since then so I haven't let it get the better of me.

My most painful moment was back in 2007 when I was hit by a car while I was on my bike. It knocked me out for a few seconds. Thankfully I was wearing a helmet, but my leg and arm's got really badly injured. No broken bones, but I had pebbles embedded in my skin, bad gashes and my entire right thigh was just this black bruise. I have back and knee problems to this day, and it sucks. 

Most painful memory was when my Grandpa passed away 5 years ago. I'd been home less than an hour after seeing him in the hospital when my Mom called. I still have a really hard time just looking at photo's of him. 

warmaker :

I have been exposed to pepperspray twice in my civilian life. It was not either of the times aimed at me but even then I could only think RUN! I can only think what it is to get sprayed at the mace:

Well my most painful moments:

Number one. When it went below the belt. I have to say I would trade all the afterpain of the all broken bones and bruises for getting another full power blow down there and suffer it even for a second.

Number two. The kidney shot. When you speak of pain, it feels like heaven after this. Pain aint even a word close describing it. Not even a word.

Both of these times I had my back turned so I dont know was I kicked or hit with a fist or a forign object. And when you are truly in pain, you dont even care.  You only know that you are hurting. Bad.

I think it would have to be when a football got blasted you know where in year 10, I actually blocked this out of my memory for a while but there was no damage done.
Other than that it was when I almost twisted my ankle 180 degrees and had to be taken to hospital.

Should I even be posting here? This has been inactive for almost a month now. Sorry if I shouldn't.

I actually have no memories of feeling physical pain. I remember that I was hurt but I don't remember how much it did. So the closest thing in when I was around 5. In my garden there's a 'see-saw swing' thing and I used to push it up as high as possible to run away from it. One day I didn't react quick enough and it hit the back of my head. I had to get some sort of minor surgery for it. My mum was so shocked.

As for my emotional pain, I'm lucky so far to not have experienced anything horrible like close family or friends dying. I have two. The first one was that someone I liked for one year told me nice things and I was extremely happy since nobody actually said things like that about me even though she didn't like me, I didn't care. The next day my friend tells me that she lied. I over-reacted for 2 days. I couldn't do much in those days. I sat down quiet and almost crying. It was horrid. The second one was that I put a note and chocolate for someone else I liked's birthday at her seat. She saw it and asked someone else to take it knowing it was from me. She didn't even read the note and assumed it was for Valentines day. She begged the other person to take it insensitively. I cried in the lesson and I cried in the next lesson. And I felt horrible for the rest of the day. The person who she gave the chocolate to gave it back to me. It felt a little worthless on that day. 

This shouldn't of been so long.

I still remember when last year I made a very similar thread and only got 14 replies then nothing. Why nobody posts in my threads? It's like eveybody is avoiding me.

I would say my most painful memory was when my first relationship ended.  I was young and I really thought it would last because we really liked each other but all of a sudden they cut it off and it just blindsided me.  I've recovered since then but it still hurts every now and again. My other most painful memory is kinda still going on now.  It's comments about my appearance, made by my mom, almost constantly.  I'm already painfully self-conscious and idk she means well but wow words really hurt. 

my most ppainful moment (pyshically would be i broke my when playing on the monkey bars) but emotionly would be when i parents moved us from sydney to eastern queensland (around cairns) i lived in sydney all my life (or most of it) i had a lot of close friends there.
I had just mustered up the courage to tell my best friend that i love her, then with barely any notice my mum packed us up and shipped us to queensland.

i know it probaly doesn't sound that bad i miss my hometown and i miss all my friends  there happy now i sound like a twelve year old / afternoon special

   My most painful memory was surfing the Internet. I even found a couple of websites that were too extreme for my age. The worst was New grounds. I found all my favorite video game franchises, ruined by the hands of mortals. It was so abrasive. But, what am I going to do about it? Childhood trauma builds personality.