People that prefer injection to drugs

Over the week, I've had some buzzing conversations with friends about their preferences between taking an injection or drugs when sick, and I found out that a whole lot of people prefer injections to drugs, and I can't just keep wondering how 'bribed' their thinking culture is.

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In one of my posts about how I get frightened when taking injections, @deraaa commented that she's soft and prefers injections to medicine. Soft? I remember seeing how she looks in one of her music videos, and yes, she has flesh on her skin—a reasonable amount of flesh that can bravely absorb the pain of the needle without her feeling anything. So, I came to the conclusion that this fleshy body gives them an advantage that makes them not feel any pain when taking injections because most of the people I know who boast about their preferences for injections to medicine are all fleshy, just like @jhymi

But what about @merit.ahama? I've seen her photos, and she's not as fleshy as these people, but she boasts of taking injection to medicine. What does she uses to absorb her pain??

I've been asking and giving these people the following instances:

Just like I said earlier, I'm very certain that these people's ways of thinking have been influenced by ideas gotten from places I don't know—maybe from Korean movies—because how can a reasonable, normal person prefer a needle to be inserted into their soft body while they could just swallow bitter-leaf-like pills and have peace?

• What if you're skinny and the needle touches your bone?

It's not possible, right?
Let's say you have the type of body that I have (a very low percentage of flesh attached to my skin). You goes for medication, and the medical personnel decided to give you an injection, and you opted in. Meanwhile, the injection is not to be done in the buttocks but in the arm. Then he picks up the needle, shoots it in, and because there's not enough flesh to welcome the needle, it goes straight to the bone and......God pleaseeeeeee!

Not possible, right?

I once had an injury to my head (I had a zinc cut on my head), and I was rushed to a chemist shop for quick medication. After the nurse checked, she proposed to stitch the bleeding spot, and to do that, she must shoot the area with an injection in order to kill the spot and not make it painful when stitching. Guys, a needle was shot on my head and it touched the skill housing my brain.

• What if the injection gets broken?

You must have seen or heard of this because it's common.
Can you imagine the pain that comes when an a neele is ignored or forgotten in your buttocks? Do you know the pain?

I don't know if any of you have heard of a nail's injury—I mean, your foot being pierced by a nail on the floor. Gosh! That pain is almost the same as being handled by Lucifer himself in hell.

I haven't had of this experience of an injection/needle being broken inside my body, but hey, that experience is hell from what I've witnessed from my siblings. If it's buttocks, then the buttocks need to be operated; cut and get opened like the way we butcher a well-fed broiler.

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I came to realize that these syringes are in sizes. The tiniest ones are the ones used for immunization, which is somehow bearable...Just throw away your face, and before you know it, it's been pierced, and you're good to go. While the large sizes are the ones used for real medications and that's what these people prefer. Why????

Thanks for reading.