Well as my topic says....
I've been noticing increasingly that "since" in a statement does not
always have to mean a "period of time", because if it did why not use the
present perfect tense then...?
So there is my question what exactly does since + present tense mean...?
Or at least what would be the correct german translation for it...?
Its honestly weird to my mind because i was always taught at school that since
/ for basically lead in the present perfect tense which means a period of
time like i said...
I also think it might be any slang expression to use since + present t. because
compared to german there is not even such a tense you know...
I'd really be sooo happy, if anyone of you guys knew it
I've been wracking my head about it just for soooo long ._.
It even starts getting on my nerves.... hahaha

So far, thanks in advance for all comments and stuff and so on
Sincerely
my humble self...