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The class clown. The sarcastic friend. The one who always makes people laugh — but avoids deep conversations.
This isn’t random.
This short dives into the emotional psychology behind humor, trauma, and why the funniest people often carry the darkest weight.


1. Humor is armor.
Most comedians use laughter to deflect attention from pain they never healed.


2. Sarcasm is a survival tool.
It creates emotional distance — so you never get close enough to see the cracks.


3. They laugh first.
Because if they joke about their trauma, no one else can weaponize it.


4. The sad truth?
The louder the joke…
The darker the silence behind it.

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