u/StrandedLight

Is there any explanation on how owl was able to wield the black mortal blade? We see him carrying it in the shura ending, yet we know he didn't have any form of immortality.

I've been suffering from cluster headaches for nearly a year now, currently my fourth cycle just started recently, and I don't know if this is an adaptation to the pain or if my brain broke, but I keep thinking more and more to myself that this isn't that bad.

For some context even before this started I considered myself to have decent pain tolerance due to my background, always was able to keep a level head when in pain, but the first time I got hit by a cluster headache cycle, the first few episodes were extremely brutal. I vividly remember thinking of some, to put it mildly, extreme solutions to just escape the pain.

The next few cycles were better, I've learned what helps me and what doesn't, how to react, and most importantly, that it ends.

Now it's starting all over again, it's just as mentally taxing and the pain is still off the charts, but I can if really needed power through it, it no longer consumes every part of my mind during an attack and I actually have some clarity, and this clarity made me think that this can't be that bad. It's ranked as one of the most painful conditions known to man, but that fact blows my mind, especially how it's consistently ranked above giving childbirth (I am a guy so I don't have any experience in giving birth, but that still feels unbelievable).

Its just that I can imagine so many things that would hurt a lot more that I started thinking that cluster headaches aren't the worst thing you can go through in terms of pain, and I don't know if this is built up pain tolerance or just delusion on my part, has anyone had any similar thoughts on the subject? I'm still relatively new to this and I was just wondering if I'm the only one feeling this way, I'm not trying to invalidate anyones pain or suffering, especially since experiencing pain is such a subjective and personal thing.