lostD wrote:
They probably felt insulted deep inside by the fact that some people could not see how funny they were. I am trying to be sarcastic but this is actually what a friend told me, it is just the same when you tell them honestly whqat you think of their writing because they thought you would love it and could not stand the honesty they were asking for.
I guess everyone has a tendency to do that, but when it comes to jokes, it is a bit silly to get annoyed by that.
That's probably true. My problem is that it takes me a little while to decide if something is a joke or not. By the time that I decide that something is supposed to be a joke, it's too late for me to fake a laugh. Besides, I'm horrible at faking laughter. At least with writing, I have a little more time to think of something honest, but tactful to say.
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