Here's a breakdown of the phrase:
* Pero: This is a conjunction that means "but" and is used to introduce a contrasting statement.
* todavía: This means "still" and indicates that the feeling of being hurt continues.
* estoy: This is the present tense of the verb "estar" (to be) and indicates the current state of the speaker.
* muy: This means "very" and emphasizes the intensity of the hurt.
* sentida: This is the feminine past participle of the verb "sentir" (to feel). In this context, it means "hurt" or "emotional."
The phrase suggests that although something might have happened or been said, the speaker is still experiencing a significant level of emotional pain.