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Laughing at myself
Laughing at myself
Started by redhawk16 · · 👁 4 views · 19 replies
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redhawk16 said:Do you ever find yourself cracking up at your own thoughts? And more importantly—who exactly is in on the joke? 😁
I’m pretty sure we all have those moments where we just crack up at our own thoughts. 🤷
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Anthony Torres102 said:I’m pretty sure we all have those moments where we just crack up at our own thoughts. 🤷
True... I certainly wouldn't presume to speak for anyone else. But isn't the phenomenon itself—this little quirk of consciousness—rather fascinating?
If we are the ones pulling the strings—if we are the sole masters of our own conduct and rules—then who, exactly, is this supposed "other" we are mocking?
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redhawk16 said:Do you ever find yourself cracking up at your own thoughts? And more importantly—who exactly is in on the joke? 😁
In a way, yes... one of my seven personalities is constantly laughing at the others. It’s actually quite amusing, and since we’ve all grown accustomed to the laughter, we live together in complete harmony. 😁
#6 ·
redhawk16 said:Do you ever find yourself cracking up at your own thoughts? And more importantly—who exactly is in on the joke? 😁
Oh, totally. My good side and my bad side are constantly at it... pretty sure my darker half spends most of its time mocking the "saintly" version of me. 😁 Or maybe it's the other way around? 🤷
#8 ·
redhawk16 said:Do you ever find yourself cracking up at your own thoughts? And more importantly—who exactly is in on the joke? 😁
Honestly, sometimes my own thoughts are the ones laughing at me. And frankly? They deserve to. 🤣
#9 ·
redhawk16 said:Do you ever find yourself cracking up at your own thoughts? And more importantly—who exactly is in on the joke? 😁
Of course I do; honestly, that is one of my greatest joys in life.
Making jokes at someone else's expense—laughing at situations born from another person's stupidity or perhaps just a bit of clumsiness—carries the risk of hurting feelings. Most people simply lack the self-assurance or the necessary level of self-criticism to handle that kind of scrutiny without feeling wounded.
However, since I am perfectly comfortable with who I am, nothing originating from within my own mind can truly hurt me.😂
As for whether others are laughing at me, I don't let it weigh on my conscience. What matters most is that I am laughing, because laughter always keeps my spirits high.
#10 ·
For instance, there are those moments when I just find myself laughing at my own absurdity.
I was falling down a YouTube rabbit hole last night watching clips of Ronald. Honestly, a talent like his only comes around once every sixty years.
And there he is, after scoring, celebrating by pointing his finger at the crowd like that.
Fast forward to today. I’m sitting in my room at the computer, door wide open, just... gesturing wildly with my finger—mimicking Ronald's goal celebration, obviously—laughing like an idiot while picturing this version of myself that's just completely uninhibited.
Then, someone snaps me right out of my little "zen moment." It's my old man standing in the doorway, looking at me and asking, "Do you need me to drive you to the psych ward?"😁
But whatever. He just doesn't get it. 😁
<3
I was falling down a YouTube rabbit hole last night watching clips of Ronald. Honestly, a talent like his only comes around once every sixty years.
And there he is, after scoring, celebrating by pointing his finger at the crowd like that.
Fast forward to today. I’m sitting in my room at the computer, door wide open, just... gesturing wildly with my finger—mimicking Ronald's goal celebration, obviously—laughing like an idiot while picturing this version of myself that's just completely uninhibited.
Then, someone snaps me right out of my little "zen moment." It's my old man standing in the doorway, looking at me and asking, "Do you need me to drive you to the psych ward?"😁
But whatever. He just doesn't get it. 😁
<3
#14 ·
Honestly, if the idea itself is solid, it doesn't really matter who thought of it—whether it’s someone else or you—it still makes you laugh, I guess. 😁
Well, I suppose that's just your homework—trying to find the connection 😛
electricdriver33 said:How did this thread even end up in the Spirituality subforum anyway? 🤔
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Well, I suppose that's just your homework—trying to find the connection 😛
#15 ·
mistygull1 said:In a way, yes... one of my seven personalities is constantly laughing at the others. It’s actually quite amusing, and since we’ve all grown accustomed to the laughter, we live together in complete harmony. 😁
I couldn't have put it better myself.🤣
And it's not just about being funny—I can hold my own in just about anything else, too.😁
#16 ·
redhawk16 said:Do you ever find yourself cracking up at your own thoughts? And more importantly—who exactly is in on the joke? 😁
Your own brain is basically trolling you.
#17 ·
redhawk16 said:Do you ever find yourself cracking up at your own thoughts? And more importantly—who exactly is in on the joke? 😁
It’s an obsession, probably needs an urgent visit to a local Lutheran minister.
Taking life seriously...
#18 ·
I'm not sure if it counts as being funny when you suddenly remember something and link it to another thought that just forces a smile onto your face—followed immediately by that frantic attempt to fix your expression so people don't think you've lost your mind. 😁 You aren't crazy, though; you're just being ridiculous... 🙂
But, if talking to yourself is allowed, why shouldn't laughing to yourself be? Or at least cracking a little smile? 🙂
But, if talking to yourself is allowed, why shouldn't laughing to yourself be? Or at least cracking a little smile? 🙂
#19 ·
Someone shared this joke on Facebook:
"So, I was in a public restroom—just sitting there minding my own business—when suddenly I hear a voice from the next stall:
Hey, how's it going?
Me: (feeling super awkward) Oh, uh, doing okay!
Voice: So, what's up with you?
Me: "Uhhh, just sitting here on the toilet like you are."
Voice: Hey, mind if I come over to your stall?" .........
Me: (feeling totally offended) Well, I'm actually a little busy right now!!
Voice: Look, I'll have to call you back in a few minutes. Some idiot is sitting in the stall next to me answering all my questions!"
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"So, I was in a public restroom—just sitting there minding my own business—when suddenly I hear a voice from the next stall:
Hey, how's it going?
Me: (feeling super awkward) Oh, uh, doing okay!
Voice: So, what's up with you?
Me: "Uhhh, just sitting here on the toilet like you are."
Voice: Hey, mind if I come over to your stall?" .........
Me: (feeling totally offended) Well, I'm actually a little busy right now!!
Voice: Look, I'll have to call you back in a few minutes. Some idiot is sitting in the stall next to me answering all my questions!"
🤣
#20 ·
electricdriver33 said:How did this thread even end up in the Spirituality subforum anyway? 🤔
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Keep thinking that way, HorseThief!
😂
Honestly, you need a healthy dose of spiritual self-awareness just to be able to laugh at yourself...
But tell me—do you never laugh at your own behavior?
Or maybe even your own thoughts?
For me, it happens all the time—I'll look back on something I did or said from a few years ago and I can't help but burst out laughing... plus, there are moments right in the middle of a situation where anyone else would probably be spiraling into despair, but I'm just standing there cracking up...
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