I like to think the phrase “Suck it up” when your having pain is like what you would do if you were bitten by a poisonous snake. Draw out the “poison” so it doesn’t infect the rest of the body. Get it out of the body. I believe that phrase Suck it up has been inverted. I totally agree experience the pain. As Barbara Ann Brennan says, “By walling off the wounds we also wall off our connection to our deeper centre or core. Since the creative process comes from the creative core within us, we have also walled off our creative process. We have literally walled off the deeper part of ourselves from our conscious awareness and our exterior life.”
I like to think the phrase “Suck it up” when your having pain is like what you would do if you were bitten by a poisonous snake. Draw out the “poison” so it doesn’t infect the rest of the body. Get it out of the body. I believe that phrase Suck it up has been inverted. I totally agree experience the pain. As Barbara Ann Brennan says, “By walling off the wounds we also wall off our connection to our deeper centre or core. Since the creative process comes from the creative core within us, we have also walled off our creative process. We have literally walled off the deeper part of ourselves from our conscious awareness and our exterior life.”