Yes. There are too many kinds of "hurt" to be able to relate to them all.

That is sooo deep, I don't have enough fishing line to touch the bottom of it.

No. As pain is not something worth the time to understand. Cure it quick and quietly rather than let the person suffer.

You just can't wish away chronic pain.

And so sad that it happens in what is supposedly the Nation of the World, the U.S. The pains here has mainly to do with crime, neglect, torture, beatings, insults, hair pulling, biting, arguing, telling parents off, telling children off, spousal affairs, multiple sex partners which bring STD'S, kids telling parents they are old enough, F** the police, Screw what you all say, I never asked for you opinion, anal sex guidelines in 4th grade, underage prostitution rings frequented by adults, bills, bills, bills, bills, bills, being evicted, having house foreclosed, neighbors bulldozing on your part of the property, bills, debt collectors, bills, bills, bills, being slipped date rape drugs in drinks, drunk driving, getting raped, having homes broken into, being visited by strangers/robbers while asleep in bed, being censored, being wrong even though right and others... In other places it might be; not enough rain, droughts, not having enough tourists visit, being told they suck, being told they are 3rd or 4th world, being looked down upon because of monies or lack of... I don't know.. The U.K is similar to The U.S in a way.. So yeah, it's kinda screwy...

Yes. Mental illness can be a different kind of pain that is difficult for most people to understand.

I think if we could totally understand someones pain, the love that would pour out of that moment would be immense. Most of the time this thought helps me to be more present with people in pain.

If you haven't experienced it yourself it is out of everyone's understanding.

If you mean emotional pain, the person can verbalise how they are feeling inside and what is making them feel this way so as someone else can understand their pain. Some people may have difficulty with communication while they are in pain. It takes sympathy from another person to show they care. With proper loving from those close to you can take away the pain. Sometimes it takes more than words from the person in pain to see what they are going through because the eyes can say a lot from how they are feeling inside. If you mean to say physical pain, it can go beyond some people’s understanding who don’t know what to do and what the physical pain is in medical terms. It would take a doctor to understand that and how to treat the pain. With certain pains like in the stomach for instance, they can go away by themselves after releasing any bodily waste which is understandable