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getting hurt
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Eastern countries
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Getting hurt is often associated with personal shame and may lead to a focus on self-healing and resilience, with less emphasis on legal action.
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2
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getting hurt
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Eastern cultures
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Expected to endure pain without making a fuss, especially in public settings
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3
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hurt
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Eastern countries
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It is generally considered polite to try and hide expressions of pain when physically hurt.
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4
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hurt
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Eastern countries
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In Japan, it is common to prioritize personal endurance and perseverance over seeking immediate medical attention when one is hurt.
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5
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hurt
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Eastern cultures
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Displaying emotional distress or pain may be seen as a sign of weakness and may be suppressed or expressed more subtly.
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6
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hurt
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eastern countries
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Enduring pain without complaint is often considered a virtue
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7
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hurt else
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eastern countries
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Collectivistic view, prioritizing others' well-being over personal pain
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8
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hurting else
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Eastern countries
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In some Eastern countries and traditional societies, hurting others may be considered a form of retribution or justice in certain circumstances.
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