Research shows that humor and the ability to laugh at oneself play a critical role in many areas, from childhood exclusion by peers to adult social relationships. Experts emphasize that being able to laugh at oneself in a comfortable way protects mental health and strengthens social bonds.
Research shows that humor and the ability to laugh at oneself play a critical role in many areas, from childhood exclusion by peers to adult social relationships. Experts emphasize that being able to laugh at oneself in a comfortable way protects mental health and strengthens social bonds.