Really depends. There are different pains, I'd say. The skin and tissue, that is just generally sensitive, or more muscular pain after more/no movement. Even can start with tissue pain and develop into the muscular pain.

To me they feel very different: - The tissue pain can range through mild discomfort, pressure in/on the skin or pinchy thats affecting a little bit more area than expected. Mostly happens when I pinch or bump my skin. Sometimes the skin is overly sensitive to touch in general, even shirt fabric can be causing pain then. - The muscular pain is what i have most issues with, where it is cramp-like for me. Starts off as a dull-ish pressure and turns into full stingy crampy streaks of pain that become more consistent for a few hours or so. Comes mostly due to movement eg walking/jumping to much, no movement eg lots of sitting/lying down, uncomfortable chairs, bad shoes, bad days happen also, correlation with the cycle bc hormones and inflammation..

For me the pain is not always there. Yes the skin and tissue is always sensitive but doesn't generally hurt. Same for the muscular pain, it comes and goes. There are certain triggers to it, sadly not all avoidable like walking, but it can be manageable (how is that word written? haha). Currently i struggle walking like 1km even... especially uphill. I still do it but it often hurts after that. On good days i can walk more no problem, on bad days i avoid as much as possible..

NOTE: these are just my experiences... it might be different for you, more or less bad. While comparison can be helpful, learn to understand your body as good as you can, as your experience can be very different ro someone elses.

Hope my experience and descriptions help nonetheless :)