Is there anything more painful than popping out a kid?

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When i pop one out i'll let you know whether it is worse than the pain from anaphylaxis.

Being shot in the stomach is said to be extremely painful. But I suppose the pain isn't as bad as the realisation that you'll be dead in some minutes.

The most painful experience I've had so far was when blood had to be taken from me, and I think they stuck the needle through some muscles near my elbow instead of into the vein they were aiming at. That arm still hurts and feels bad at times years later. A notable mention, too, for the time I fell on the ice on my chin, and the pain only started when I regained consciousness a while later with a large wound on my chin.

I can relate to the idea of childbirth being painful, though. Sometimes, even a 'number two' can cause sudden, excruciating pain.

Okay here's a general question for everybody:

What was the most physical pain you've ever experienced?

My answer would only get deleted.

I think it kind of depends on ones perspective if there is anything more painful....and I haven't had kids nor do I plan on it. So I am kind of neutral on that and don't think there is a right or wrong answer.

Though I wonder if women typically hope that death will end their pain when child-birthing..I mean it really does come down to a matter of perspective of what someones experienced, what the haven't experienced and how they individual react to and deal with things.

i find the whole growing a child thing creepy

i will never experience giving birth, so there is no reason for me to speculate how how painful it would be.

I have had broken bones from playing sports. I also fell a good distance and was immobile for a 3 or 4 weeks, well I could get around on my forearms after about a week. Electric shock isn't painful but disorienting, though I got tossed a good distance from it too. I have had puncture wounds, but find them to more of an insatiable itch than pain. I do wonder if I have an abnormally high tolerance for pain.

I had a friend or more a friend's friend who got drunk and swam in muddy water and ended up coating his lungs with it to the point nothing could be done to save him. That always seemed to be a horrible way to die.

Still, a point I wanted to make was to honor your mother this weekend, even if you don't necessarily see eye to eye or are estranged, since she did go to the pain of bringing you onto this planet and that is a choice she didn't have to make for herself.

Popping out seven kids