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Sakura
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I'm usually super super super clumsy.
Trip over this, stumble past that, clang my arm against that table edge, stub my toe on that chair leg, slip on that rug - kind of clumsy.
x) My pain tolerance is meh.
I noticed that it depends on who's around. If I slip on snow after getting off the bus on my way home and hurt myself. I'll quietly get up and walk home. I'll start bawling the moment I see a familiar face, but never in front of strangers... But if I slip up on snow and fall and hurt myself and my family or friends are around, I'll start crying instead of holding it in.
Since I get hurt a lot, I don't really whine as much, but the tears come naturally, haha c: Sometimes I'm just like "Ahhh, ouch." and then I laugh with whoever is laughing.
I usually don't get injured badly, but if I sprain an ankle or something serious, my first instinct is to grab the injured foot/arm and cry.
So I guess I have a really low pain tolerance, haha c:
Trip over this, stumble past that, clang my arm against that table edge, stub my toe on that chair leg, slip on that rug - kind of clumsy.
x) My pain tolerance is meh.
I noticed that it depends on who's around. If I slip on snow after getting off the bus on my way home and hurt myself. I'll quietly get up and walk home. I'll start bawling the moment I see a familiar face, but never in front of strangers... But if I slip up on snow and fall and hurt myself and my family or friends are around, I'll start crying instead of holding it in.
Since I get hurt a lot, I don't really whine as much, but the tears come naturally, haha c: Sometimes I'm just like "Ahhh, ouch." and then I laugh with whoever is laughing.
I usually don't get injured badly, but if I sprain an ankle or something serious, my first instinct is to grab the injured foot/arm and cry.
So I guess I have a really low pain tolerance, haha c: