To lol or not to lol
this post was submitted on 26 Nov 2024
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No because I personally laugh over my extremely silly jokes
I have no opinion but I feel like laughing is mostly involuntary when its genuine.
Whoever says to not laugh about their own jokes has never seen el Risitas. RIP.
Fuck that. You should or shouldn't do whatever you want. I laugh at my own jokes all the time, even when I am alone, or haven't said the joke out loud. People find it much more off-putting if you just randomly start laughing.
Anyone who has a problem with someone laughing at their own jokes either has trauma or is an asshole not worth anyone's time.