Truth or Dare

I've also kicked plenty of walls. I was wrestling with my dad once and I tried to sidekick him, and my foot went right through the wall.

I've actually never lost a nail haha. I take good care of them. I trim, file, and buff them. They already look feminine, might as well go the extra mile

I got my toenail removed once, my elementary school didnt let us wear shoes in class and i walked in the hallways with just socks. I walked to the hallway doors and this boy opened the door on my toe. All i remember that it was super painful, blood everywhere. I went to the doctor's and he yanked my toenail off, and i got a lot of needles.

That doesn't sound fun, queen. Lol. Truth for everyone, describe the most physically painful situation you've ever been in?

The most physically intense pain? Well, when I lived in Texas, I was hit by a drunk driver and it shattered two of my ribs. It didn't hurt immediately, because I passed out from the shock (embarrassing, I know). But when I woke up around a day later, the pain hit like a truck. I couldn't sit up and my entire abdominal wall was bruised. There was minor organ damage but my ribs and abdominal muscles absorbed the blunt of the crash.

I dont remember about most painful but I can say near death experience. I sprained my ankle from taekwondo classes and I was in the library to study. I was with a friend and we decided to go to the washrooms downstairs and it was a pretty long flight of stairs, so somehow I tripped and fell down the flight of stairs. (literally the first thought in my head was "is this my anime death?") I managed to not break or snap my neck when I caught on to the railing at the last second.

That's intense. And I don't see how something you had no control over could be embarrassing. I'm glad you're still alive, though :P. As someone who drives a lot, I can't wait for self driving cars to take of the majority of the roadways. My most painful experience is pretty tame relative to yours. I was on a hockey trip where I believe I was 14 at the time. Long story short, I got cross checked on my left wrist during my first shift. My wrist almost snapped clean in two and I had to wait until 3am until I got to see a doctor.