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Good day everyone...

Let me get striaght to the point... I always laugh anytime I feel pain ( physical pain to be precise ), the first time I really noticed this strange condition was when I twisted my ankle a night to my 8th birthday..

There was also another time when I had a serious inflammation on one of fingers ( popularly called weak-low or boil ), I went to the hospital to get it treated because I had an exam to writed the following week, the Dr. Told me she was going to insert a syringe into my finger to draw out the puss, she told me it was going to be very painful, I told her to go ahead, she requested the assistance of a nurse to hold me down.

When she started the procedure, the pain was out of this world because I could feel the needle moving in my fingers, but suprisingly instead of crying in pain I started a serious bout of laugther, which caught the Dr & Nurse of guard, they were wondering what was happening to me..I was laughing as if basket mouth, bovi and co were doing a live show for me.....


I want to know if there are other people who experience this strange condition also...

If possible I like to get expert opinions from the Dr's in the house....

Cc

Lalasticlala
Dominique
Myd44

It has to do with the messages/signals sent to your brain from your nerve endings in your skin and also the way your brain works and interprets the signals.

I believe it's nothing abnormal.

And just in case, I dont think it has to do with masochism because you're not getting "turned on" but just feeling normal physical pain. It's more subconsious and involuntary.

Sometimes, people's nerves send the
right message, but the brain interprets it
differently- sometimes you cry, laugh, or do nothing as your reaction to physical pain.




Don't worry, it's nothing bad but normal. It's just how some people are. You're fine.

Thank you for your comment.... I choose to believe I'm part of the new breed of humans

TheSuperNerd:
It has to do with the messages/signals sent to your brain from your nerve endings in your skin and also the way your brain works and interprets the signals.

I believe it's nothing abnormal.

And just in case, I dont think it has to do with masochism because you're not getting "turned on" but just feeling normal physical pain. It's more subconsious and involuntary.

Sometimes, people's nerves send the
right message, but the brain interprets it
differently- sometimes you cry, laugh, or do nothing as your reaction to physical pain.




Don't worry, it's nothing bad but normal. It's just how some people are. You're fine.