68%…
Im so close (… I need to rephrase that…)
100%
I feel so sigma!
That’s the real depiction of the community in the forums.
Psst, wanna Paru?
Yeah!
Paru!
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buttercup irl
so the =O but you replace the = with a : and actually hit enter
Bro, you are one of the worst people in the forum.
You make jokes that easily offend me, even if they’re roleplay. I take jokes too seriously.
lmao what
this is just a curious chicken
this image means curiosity
Hopefully you’re not lying.
Nope not lying
He is named curious chicken
Ok then. I apologize if I was mad.
i accept your apology and i also made a overview of effects of taking jokes seriously
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Taking jokes seriously can negatively affect a person’s mental well-being, relationships, and social life by fostering chronic stress, misinterpreting social cues, and increasing isolation. It can also signal underlying psychological issues or neurological conditions.
Psychological effects
- Increased anxiety and stress: Treating everything as a serious matter can put you in a state of constant worry and hyper-vigilance, as you may perceive threats where there are none.
- Mental exhaustion: When you take everything literally and spend energy over-analyzing innocent comments, it drains your mental resources, leaving you fatigued and overwhelmed.
- Low self-esteem: A tendency to take jokes personally often stems from deeper insecurities. When you interpret lighthearted teasing as a personal attack, it reinforces negative self-perceptions.
- Reduced joy: By being on high alert for perceived slights, you miss out on the positive, mood-lifting effects of laughter. This can make life feel burdensome and less enjoyable.
- Underlying issues: Chronic seriousness can sometimes be a symptom of conditions like depression or obsessive-compulsive disorder, and can worsen existing anxiety and sadness.
Social and relational effects
- Strained relationships: Taking a joke the wrong way can cause friction and conflict with friends, family, and coworkers who did not intend to cause harm. They may see you as humorless, sensitive, or high-strung.
- Social isolation: If people find it difficult to joke or relax around you, they may distance themselves. This can lead to increased loneliness and feelings of marginalization.
- Misinterpreting social cues: Humor, such as irony and sarcasm, relies on subtle social cues. Difficulty interpreting these cues can lead to communication breakdowns and missed opportunities for bonding.
- Unhealthy humor dynamics: Taking jokes seriously is different from addressing truly harmful, “weaponized” humor used for bullying. When a joke is hurtful, brushing it off can embolden a bully, so it’s important to differentiate.
Potential medical indicators
In some cases, a notable change in one’s ability to understand humor and social nuance can indicate neurological issues, such as:
- Right frontal lobe damage: This can impair a person’s ability to grasp humor and integrate cognitive and emotional responses.
- Early-stage dementia: The inability to detect sarcasm, lies, or jokes can be an early symptom of certain types of dementia.
- Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): Individuals with ASD may process language more literally and have difficulty with the abstract thinking required to understand jokes.
If you or someone you know has recently started taking jokes seriously, it might be beneficial to understand if there are other symptoms of chronic seriousness present. Shall I help you explore how to improve your sense of humor or address underlying causes?
Ok.
Random ahh fact from the fanloid wiki
Peke’s creation was inspired by a mistake Benine Rio made in the Vocaloid2 engine in 2008. While they were using it, out of curiosity they set every voice configuration as high/low as it could go, which resulted in the voicebank being completely silent. This inspired Rio to create a sort of “subspecies” of Vocaloid called Otone Peke, motivated by that failure that made voicebanks completely silent.
so that means miku is a mistake of society
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yes
and also
According to her official site, Peke is described as a cheerful and optimistic girl. She always carries around a notebook to communicate with others
(Where else have i seen someone carrying a notebook to communicate with others?)
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when they are mute lel