Type 1 pain- Stubbing a toe, belly flop in the pool, running into a door, etc...
I acknowledge that the pain is, in fact, there. I don't react to it though. Might say "ow", but then I just move along like nothing happened.
Type 2 pain- severe muscle cramps, paper cuts, and other minor but continuous sources.
I acknowledge the pain is there just like with the first case, and don't over react to it. There is usually a fair bit of hopping around on the one leg that isn't cramped up, but other than that, everything is normal. Same with a paper cut- after minor treatment, move along.
Type 2.5- Minor burns
I get some soothing burn cream, rub it on the area, and then continue on with my day. Except for that one time I stepped on a red-hot coal with a lot of pressure. That resulted in a scream, more hopping around on one foot for a few minutes, and not walking for the rest of the day.
Type 3- Splitting pain.
I acknowledge the pain is there, and sit emotionless for an hour in the doctor's office not saying a word or giving any indication of how F'in bad it hurts until they call me back.
Type 4- Broken bones, etc...
Never had this kind.
I don't like pain, but I can take a bit of it, and don't like to show that I'm hurt unless I'm *really* hurt.