Does it hurt?

It fricken stings!

It hurts.

It hurts.

It hurts a little.

This one hurts.

It'll sting slightly.

A pat from you hurts as much as a blow.

It damn well hurts! Certainly, it hurts.

That must have hurt!

Yes. It hurts quite a bit.

The teeth hurt.

That hurts?

Covering the wounds makes it hurt more.

It doesn't hurt so much that way.

It hurts real bad, man! Directed by Jinyoung Kim

Wait a minute. It's the truth and the truth hurts.

I clench my teeth so hard they hurt.

It hurts due to the climate change.

See, it didn't hurt too bad, did it?

Don't touch it!

Ow! man

Sunbae, I just hit the bed rest, it hurts.

Hurt? Why? Let me see.

Well, what's the trick, then?

Well, not only did the intentional shocks hurt more, but the benevolent shocks or accidental shocks over the course of the study hurt less and less, so even though the malice can keep things stinging, benevolence can soothe our pain.

I want to talk to you. You're hurting my arm again.

These are little things, but sometimes it's the little things that sting the most.

And feet in the water will develop fungus, infections, and that infection pains because then other insects bite that point.

You're hurting my sore ear.

The trick, William Potter, is not minding that it hurts.

Even though you know the mirror won't hurt, you jump out of the chair and run, screaming from the room.

And feet in the water will develop fungus, infections, and that infection pains because then other insects bite that point.

To me, charity often is just about giving, because you're supposed to, or because it's what you've always done, or it's about giving until it hurts.

For four months this alleged angel of mercy has pored, probed, punctured, pillaged and plundered my helpless body while tormenting my mind with a steady drip of baby talk.

Those splinters and tacks feel real, they hurt your own feet and your own heart, but the mother is describing her life here, not her actual house.

I'm not the only kid who grew up this way, surrounded by people who used to say that rhyme about sticks and stones, as if broken bones hurt more than the names we got called, and we got called them all.