{I've often noticed that people equate having a sense of humour with being an insensitive moron.}
In the book "Finding Audrey" by Sophie Kinsella, the author highlights a common misconception that humor and insensitivity often go hand in hand. This perspective suggests that some people perceive those with a good sense of humor as lacking empathy, leading to negative judgments about their character.
The quote implies that this stereotype can be harmful, as it overlooks the ability of humor to foster connection and provide relief in challenging situations. It raises the question of how we interpret humor and who we consider to be sensitive or insensitive based on their comedic expression.
