How fast can you shift from laughing to crying? Would you be a good drama actor?

[pers0n]

Good

Ok

Bad

[river23]

I would be terrible, I can laugh on command and it will sound very real but I can't cry on command let alone fast. I would be a good actor if I could use every emotion but crying but I can sound like I'm sad and even sorta look like it and if I were to cry I'd be real I can't fake cry or on command cry for shit it's hard but more like impossible for me. But I can be a good actor as long as no crying is involved I'm all good.

[DizzyDesii]

When im legit crying, if i look in a mirror, i immediately start smiling and laughing. I can't take myself seriously when crying, even when im legit being serious

[RolandCuthbert]

Weird.

When my sisters passed away last year. We laughed and cried at the same time.

I don't understand how internet trolls think they can critique grief. I had to get up to speak on my little sister's death. And all I could do was cry while remembering all the fun times we had together.

[D_Bone_Steak]

I thought he was going to crack up as he was putting that show on. That was like watching a kid try to trick you with emotions.

[NathanDavis]

laughing/crying is a very common and a very natural thing to do...

and I've seen it a few times, so no... it does not make a person "fake" lol

[pers0n]

I'm talking about forced attempt to pretend to cry while visibly laughing at all the people who believe you're sincere.

[NathanDavis]

"forced attempt" is a perception that comes from you... it has little or nothing to do with reality

that's what you call a cynical, in a way... you just assume others are fake, because it is convenient to you

or you assume they're sincere, because that would be convenient to you

[pers0n]

I'm only asking whether you are able to pretend to cry or do you crack up?

And in case if you're talking about the video I linked, yes it looks fake not just because I have any sort of bias, which I have none, it is because he joked about it.

[NathanDavis]

there is no wrong or right, nor "normal" way to deal with grief... especially during specific situations of pressure and exposure

so, what someone will personally deem as fake or sincere is just a matter of biased perception, nothing else

[pers0n]

I wish it was not a scam and alex Jones was 100% wrong, but he is not 100% wrong, although I dislike him and have a lot to criticize about. Te person in this video is obviously laughing at people like you who make him rich.

[pers0n]

You're going too far. It's like saying there is no right or wrong way to chew food, you can even put the fork between pussy lips.

Of course as there are properties to matter so are there patterns in our behavior.

[NathanDavis]

see, there you go...

you came out with your own biased perception... you just do not want to agree with it, so you deem it as fake

[pers0n]

You're funny. I legit cracked up.

[NathanDavis]

I am sure some brave girls have had their fun with forks... and it did wonders for them, but that is not the point here

the point here is that you were never and not in the least interested about acting skills of your fellow G@Gers

the intention of your question was to portray Sandy Hook as a hoax and paid actors... so that is exactly why I answered the way I did, I do not usually beat around the bushes, I go straight to the point so here we are...

[NathanDavis]

you are amusing as well... that is why I am following your questions

[pers0n]

Yes and thank you for doing so. And it was good to point out how wrong you are. There is absolutely a limitation to what we can identify as grief.

[NathanDavis]

the limitation is in your lack of experience, yes... but hey, you're barely 20

[pers0n]

Maybe you also think that there is no way to categorize good and bad experiences. Maybe getting injured and losing family members cheers you up. In which case all behavioural psychology which I studied needs to be rewritten.

[NathanDavis]

that Disney actress or whatever that just came out with that book... "I'm glad my mother died" or whatever

[NathanDavis]

maybe a person that is having a difficult time, and then gets injured at work badly, but he will have insurance for a while, so that solves many of his big problems... they could be glad about that too, despite the injury

[NathanDavis]

when people are abused by family members, and the abuser dies... the abused family member could be glad or cheer up a bit, they could be happy that their situation is a lot less dreadful now

[NathanDavis]

the family members of someone who has been dealing with extreme pain and hurting because of a terminal disease... so when they finally pass away, and can have eternal peace, some of the family members can smile, be glad a bit and cheer up just a little, knowing and trusting that... especially if they were Christians because they can be quite sure their family member will be with god... and even more so, if the family member that died was old and lived a great life to the fullest their could

should I go on with more particularly specific examples? or were these enough

[pers0n]

No need to because it is irrelevant to the actor father having the best day of his life when his healthy beloved child died.

[NathanDavis]

well... for a learned "psychologist" you gave up really quick on that one... lmao

I actually thought you would take thins long to come up with something, but you just dodged... lol

[pers0n]

Not dodged. The child was healthy. The father did not hate the child. He pretends to be sad AF while making fun of the whole thing.

[NathanDavis]

sure... lol

[HippieVeganJewslim]

OK. As I’m schizoaffective, I often get really sad after being quite gay.

[AddylynnNightingale]

Seconds if I try hard enough.

[Filthy_Immigrant]

I'm terrible, thanks to my ASD

[joeldalton]

I don’t think I could switch that quickly