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compassionatequeen said: 

AppleGenius said: 

I don't care, I'm not even a native speaker.

Spatial, post your happy sounds.

you not being a native speaker kind of explains why you seem to not understand what happiness is

What? 

Turncoat said: 

compassionatequeen said: 

AppleGenius said: 

I don't care, I'm not even a native speaker.

Spatial, post your happy sounds.

you not being a native speaker kind of explains why you seem to not understand what happiness is

What? 

like I mean he seems to be confused on what happiness even means from the way he was describing it in my other thread,  and maybe his native language does not translate well into english or something

compassionatequeen said: 

Turncoat said: 

compassionatequeen said: 

AppleGenius said: 

I don't care, I'm not even a native speaker.

Spatial, post your happy sounds.

you not being a native speaker kind of explains why you seem to not understand what happiness is

What? 

like I mean he seems to be confused on what happiness even means from the way he was describing it in my other thread,  and maybe his native language does not translate well into english or something

I'm pretty sure if he was just asking for the definition he could just google it. 

Turncoat said: 

compassionatequeen said: 

Turncoat said: 

compassionatequeen said: 

AppleGenius said: 

I don't care, I'm not even a native speaker.

Spatial, post your happy sounds.

you not being a native speaker kind of explains why you seem to not understand what happiness is

What? 

like I mean he seems to be confused on what happiness even means from the way he was describing it in my other thread,  and maybe his native language does not translate well into english or something

I'm pretty sure if he was just asking for the definition he could just google it. 

but I am saying however he came to think of what the english word happiness means,  it does not seem to be very accurate as too what the rest of us think of happiness as ?  he literally said in my what I really want from life thread  https://sociopathcommunity.com/Forum/Topic/25787/1/what-i-really-want-from-life  that being happy makes him feel depressed,  being genuinely happy would not do that  I mean you can feel guilt and shame over feeling happy about a specific something that happened  (for example schadenfruede-  feeling happy because of someone else's misfortune)  but like being depressed over being happy ?  nah that is a direct contradiction

but you also understand what paradoxical means

soo you probably just have a paradoxical view on a lot of stuff about life and being human ?  like your gender even and stuff

I am not confused about my gender or think my gender is a paradox.

you not being a native speaker kind of explains why you seem to not understand what happiness is as evidenced on my thread about what I really want in life where I talked about wanting more of the stuff that I enjoy in my life which I enjoy because it makes me feel happy and other positive emotions :)

Yes, we Scandinavian people have our own concept of happiness that is different from the American version of happiness. The only feeling that comes close to what you describe as happiness is the feeling of being content and the realization that life could be worse. We're great at exporting melancholy all across the globe. Another fancy word I learned with great enthusiasm. Our sense of humor also doesn't translate quite as well as I would like.

AppleGenius said: 

but you also understand what paradoxical means

I sometimes pretend to sound fancy so I google fancy words or things I need to teach in English. I had to teach about special relativity so I needed to know what the "grandfather paradox" is in English so I translated it, and ever since then I've been using the word "paradox" all the time. Honestly, sometimes I feel like the students don't understand me at all, because I need to read from my pre-scripted notes and most of the time if they ask me questions I just ignore because I dont understand the question. My wife and I also don't share the same native language. I think neither of us knows what we're saying, so we end up just making faces and grunting and stuff. Honestly 80% of the time I'm lost and just try to wing it and hope people dont notice. I just miss my home country.

 

soo you probably just have a paradoxical view on a lot of stuff about life and being human ?  like your gender even and stuff

I am not confused about my gender or think my gender is a paradox.

you not being a native speaker kind of explains why you seem to not understand what happiness is as evidenced on my thread about what I really want in life where I talked about wanting more of the stuff that I enjoy in my life which I enjoy because it makes me feel happy and other positive emotions :)

Yes, we Scandinavian people have our own concept of happiness that is different from the American version of happiness. The only feeling that comes close to what you describe as happiness is the feeling of being content and the realization that life could be worse. We're great at exporting melancholy all across the globe. Another fancy word I learned with great enthusiasm. Our sense of humor also doesn't translate quite as well as I would like.

thank you for elaborating  :)

lol

AppleGenius said: 

Yes, we Scandinavian people have our own concept of happiness that is different from the American version of happiness. The only feeling that comes close to what you describe as happiness is the feeling of being content and the realization that life could be worse. We're great at exporting melancholy all across the globe. Another fancy word I learned with great enthusiasm. Our sense of humor also doesn't translate quite as well as I would like.

 So that's why, when I say things like you and BT ( who is bisexual and will have sexual intercourse with you if you turn him on ) can rub your horny penises together and ejaculate at the same time, offends you ?

This is not part of my culture, no.

Maybe you can rub penises together and ejaculate and then laugh about it if that's a thing in your culture.