What is the difference between physical pain and emotional pain?

Answer 1

Ones in your body, ones in your head. Physical pain you can take a pill for. Emotional pain usually has to wear itself out. Physical pain can cause the body to release endorphins that block part of it. Emotional pain just has to be endured. On the up side, sometimes, physical pain can be ignored or made less by our mind. Emotional pain can always be eliminated with our mind if we choose to. We choose to feel bad or hurt, no one does it to us. They may be the cause of the upset, but we choose to feel bad about it. That's a bitter pill sometimes, but it is true.

Answer 2

Physical maturity comes much earlier than emotional maturity, which takes experience, and the ability to learn from it. Some people never mature emotionally, although they can learn how to be emotional mature by having a positive relationship with another person at any point during their adulthood. Some people would say a girl is physically mature when she has breasts and menstruates and thus able to have a baby. I believe that physical maturity is when you've stopped growing, which might be age 18 or so or even later. Let's take that girl who has breasts and menstruates. Physically, she can have a child, but doesn't have the emotional maturity to give it unconditional love and provide helpful rules and boundaries so it can function in society. Often, girls have babies because they want someone to love them; they don't realize that a mother is supposed to love her child, not the other way around.

Answer 3

Emotional hunger is probably when you need attention such as: happiness, loveness, when you feel important and such. But physical hunger is when you need excersize, shower, first-aid.