Having spent three years living between Stockholm and London, I’ve become a self-proclaimed ambassador for British and Swedish cultures. But navigating the comedic landscapes of these two countries has been an adventure. One minute, I’m doubled over with laughter at a Monty Python sketch; the next, I’m staring blankly at Read more…
As an introvert, I’ve always observed the world rather than diving right into it. Humor, in all its forms, has been a delightful lens through which I view life. It’s more than just a way to make people laugh; it’s a vital skill that helps us navigate the complexities of Read more…
Hey there, fellow quiet contemplators! I’m Saiful Islam, and yes, you guessed it—I’m a proud introvert. Social gatherings? Please give me a book and a cozy corner any day. But here’s the thing—lately, I’ve wanted to bring a little more laughter into my life and maybe even share some with Read more…
As an introvert, I always admired the “funny ones.” Those people can walk into a room and fill it with laughter, breaking down barriers and creating instant connections. It took me a while to realize that I didn’t need to be loud to be funny, especially in the workplace. Instead, Read more…
As an introvert and a teacher, I’ve always viewed the classroom as a puzzle. It’s a space where engagement matters more than anything, but finding ways to connect can be challenging for those who need to be more naturally outgoing. Over the years, I’ve found that humor in education isn’t Read more…
I’ve always been fascinated by the relationship between intelligence and humor. As someone who loves witty remarks but tends to watch and absorb more than jump into the limelight, I wondered: Is there a connection between the kind of humor someone appreciates or creates and their intelligence level? Some studies Read more…
Growing up as an introvert, I never saw myself as the funny one in the group. I was far more comfortable sitting in the background, watching others share their jokes and laughter. But over time, I realized that having a sense of humor isn’t just for extroverts or class clowns—it’s Read more…
Humor is one of those things that has always fascinated me. For as long as I can remember, I’ve found comfort in the kind of jokes that make you giggle quietly or those unexpected puns that catch you off guard. However, only some people seem to share this appreciation for Read more…
Humor is exciting, and culture can play a huge role in how we understand and enjoy it. I’ve always been fascinated by humor—what makes people laugh in different parts of the world and how a joke about one person rolling on the floor can leave someone else staring blankly. Being Read more…
Humor has always fascinated me. There’s something magical about how a shared laugh can break down barriers and make even the most awkward situations feel less overwhelming. But as an introvert, I often found the idea of being “funny” intimidating. It seemed like humor was a skill reserved for extroverts—those Read more…