LOL-Worthy: 21 Things All Sarcastic People Understand
YESSSSSSS! Where is the praise hands emoji when you need it? Because THIS is me in a nutshell. But my sarcastic sense of humor isn’t always understood or appreciated (whatevs)…but for everyone who DOES understand sarcasm and all of it’s wonderous glory, this is for you (courtesy of the geniuses at Buzzfeed).
Enjoy… “21 Problems All Sarcastic People Understand”
1. Your sense of humor could be described as an “acquired taste.”
2. Sarcasm slips out of your mouth so often that you often forget you’re doing it.
3. You have to tell people when you’re being serious, because they’re so used to you making jokes.
4. And since your default is sarcasm, you have a hard time turning it off when others need you to.
5. You’re never more on point than when you meet a fellow sarcastic person with whom you can trade quips.
6. Tough love has always been your thing, but no one else seems to like it.
I’m sorry for even saying it. Kind of.
7. It takes a LOT to get you excited.
8. And even when you do get excited, you still express it with sarcasm, which confuses everyone just the same.
9. Saying something sarcastic makes you feel better immediately afterward, even if the person you’re talking to doesn’t get it.
10. You’ve had to say the words, “I’m just kidding,” at least once a week.
11. In fact, you’ve learned the hard way that ending thoughts with “Just kidding!” is probably the safest thing to do.
12. When you meet someone and you instantly hate them, you have a super hard time hiding it.
13. It’s gotten to a point where you mock others openly without even realizing you’re doing it.
Check yourself before you offend your soon-to-be in-laws.
14. People often say that you have an “attitude problem,” but those people clearly suck.
15. Your way of dealing with emotions is through sarcasm, which can sometimes work and other times…not so much.
16. And you have a hard time with compliments, in general.
It’s not that we don’t want to be complimented… we’re just not particularly good at hearing how wonderful we are.
17. People immediately know how you feel about something, whether you want them to or not.
18. You’ve been called out for fake laughing before… oops!
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19. When you meet someone who isn’t sarcastic, it kind of feels like talking to a baby.
You watch every damn word you say, but, at the same time, you can say whatever the fuck you want, and they probably won’t get it.
20. Sometimes you worry that you’re the only one who thinks you’re funny…
21. But actually, the real problem is that you’re the funniest person in the whole damn room.
