Speaking as a linguist & language teacher, I can tell you there are thousands of mistranslations of words, usually known as 'false friends'. Words that look similar but have completely different meanings. For example, a student came in 1 day & said - 'My wife is in hospital, she is becoming a baby'.
I believe that we are dealing with people with a great mental weakness.
yet another idiot who came to see my dick and then said HE WON.
a scrotum individual of that type was certainly born by his mother's ass.
However, a colleague wanted to make comparisons. He showed his dick and I mine. At the end he says: he's fucking handsome but honestly I see that I WON.
At no time did I compete.
He wanted to see my dick. I wanted to see his. Only in a comparison activity and not in competition.
If he has a prettier or bigger dick it doesn't interest me. What interests me is that I am proud of mine, which is the means of giving myself pleasure and providing pleasure to others. My dick is functional and very active, so that's enough for me.
COMPARING - meaning to Brazilian People
Well, buddy, I honestly don't come here to COMPETE.
In my language, COMPARING has this meaning: to relate (animate or inanimate, concrete or abstract things, of the same nature or that present similarities) to look for the relations of similarity or disparity that exist between them; collating OR bringing together two or more items of a different kind or nature, showing a point of analogy or similarity between them.
When, here in Brazil, we talk about comparison, what we have in mind is to see how close they are and not which is better or worse.
This way, in my head I can't even say if yours is a champion or not.
Hugs.
I completely agree. Comparing is to see the similarities or differences, there is no notion of winning or loosing. This is not a match, just the peasure of seeing different cocks.
westfalia (1)
20/5/2023 11:09Speaking as a linguist & language teacher, I can tell you there are thousands of mistranslations of words, usually known as 'false friends'. Words that look similar but have completely different meanings. For example, a student came in 1 day & said - 'My wife is in hospital, she is becoming a baby'.
Nosferathus (4)
09/5/2023 01:14I believe that we are dealing with people with a great mental weakness.
yet another idiot who came to see my dick and then said HE WON.
a scrotum individual of that type was certainly born by his mother's ass.
Nosferathus (4)
08/5/2023 18:21However, a colleague wanted to make comparisons. He showed his dick and I mine. At the end he says: he's fucking handsome but honestly I see that I WON.
At no time did I compete.
He wanted to see my dick. I wanted to see his. Only in a comparison activity and not in competition.
If he has a prettier or bigger dick it doesn't interest me. What interests me is that I am proud of mine, which is the means of giving myself pleasure and providing pleasure to others. My dick is functional and very active, so that's enough for me.
alasti (21 )
08/5/2023 18:47(In reply to this)
I like to see other cocks and balls
Nosferathus (4)
08/5/2023 14:29COMPARING - meaning to Brazilian People
Well, buddy, I honestly don't come here to COMPETE.
In my language, COMPARING has this meaning: to relate (animate or inanimate, concrete or abstract things, of the same nature or that present similarities) to look for the relations of similarity or disparity that exist between them; collating OR bringing together two or more items of a different kind or nature, showing a point of analogy or similarity between them.
When, here in Brazil, we talk about comparison, what we have in mind is to see how close they are and not which is better or worse.
This way, in my head I can't even say if yours is a champion or not.
Hugs.
alasti (21 )
08/5/2023 17:00(In reply to this)
I completely agree. Comparing is to see the similarities or differences, there is no notion of winning or loosing. This is not a match, just the peasure of seeing different cocks.