How to Add Humor in Your Story Out of Steam Shower

Humor isn’t subjective

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What’s fascinating about humor is: it’s universal. Even a kid can understand humor. And they do it pretty well, better than 18+ kids.

This means, creating humor is a piece of noodle for you. You just have to be a kid, with broken teeth. And a lot of crushes.

All it boils down to is to realize that your audience is smarter than you are and just give a slight wink. Not everything you have.

When you realize that, you don’t try to share, you convey. And that’s exactly what humor is: it’s self-understandable, it’s comprehended, it’s simple.

And yeah, humor sure isn’t subjective. Wanna know why? Dammit, just keep reading.

There Are Concepts That Are Funny

Relationships are funny. Romance is funny. Girlfriend, boyfriend is funny (best friend might not be.)

— “Hey Mike, you know, my girl, yeah whom you met last year and pleased how lucky I am, ran away with my friend’s dad, with my old bicycle.”

Bathing, shower, toilet, bathroom, naked, body, fat, hot water, fart, poop, butt are funny.

— “My friend pooped yesterday, after straight three years. In my bed.”