American culture is pretty different between regionstate as well . <| sep |> Something that you might consider offtopic , but perhaps you ' ll find it interestingI am wondering if learning to read social cues as a person with Asperger ' s and then actively trying to act like a normie has the same effect as learning a second language , becoming fluent and then having a conversation in that language . I am wondering because as an ESL , having a conversation in English in reallife has a huge effect on me . I basically feel like a different person in a positive sense and I chalk that up to the English language being far more beautiful and direct and loving and positive than my native language . And whenever I have a conversation in English I feel exactly like that after a while positive . It ' s like the brain thinks and your body feels differently depending on the language you use . One of my friends had to go to Detroit for his job and we decided to talk in English whenever we went to a bar starting a few months before his trip . I wasn ' t in a very good place at that time , because of health and other stuff and felt depressed most of the time . But literally everytime when we had a conversation in English I felt great and happy . So my question would be Do you experience this , too , when you speak in a different language ? If yes , is the effect different between the 3 foreign languages you know ? And what I want to know the most has speaking in normie speak and normy body language a similar effect on you , too ? Hope it ' s not too offtopic .