I am writing this as a Turkish dude-I mean girl.. and I REALLY wanted this concept. At least today? I
don't know
maybe yesterday or 2 days ago. So, thanks for reading this concept of mine if you'
re going to! Anyways..
T H E P R O B L E
MYou know, or
maybe don't, Turkish differs the two types of pain; the pain when you hit your head and the pain when you uhhmmm.. I don't know, elemental power
red?
NOW T H A T ' S THE EXACT PROBLEM! We don't have a way to describe the type of pain unless you speak Advanced Super Omega British English! Like I mean.. Actually. Sorry if I'
m talking like I'
m in Shark Tank or I act like the Language Simp
guy.
T H E S O L U T I O N
Well like in Turkish, I made a pain differer separated by color-terms! (
idk what u call it)
Here's the thing.
PURPLE Pain: The pain when you hit your head.
Why did I name it that way? I mean, you guess. You know why!
RED Pain: The pain when you... Uhm.. Yeah wait let me search up what it feels like in Google-
*...*
Ohh I get it, it's called uhmm... I mean described as sharp or burning. Well you're not burning obviously!
Why did I name it that way? Because when that type of pain happens, the pain-y spot is usually
red.
Here's what it would be like in a situation:
Patient: "D-DOCTOR-SAN!!! I h-have a
red pain on my arm!!!"
(The doctor understands it's a...
red pain I guess-)
____
Patient: "Hey Ms. BlahBlah, I have a purple pain on my elbow I hit it really
hard.."
(The doctor understands it's the pain when you hit your head.)
Yeah uhmm, that's it! I think this is a good way to seperate it as in
Red Pain & Purple Pain. Thank you for reading and God bless you!! If you're atheist I'm sorry.
