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‘Women’s Humor’: 50 Hilarious Posts For Those That Need A Little Pick-Me-Up (New Pics)
If you take a moment to really observe your surroundings, humor might just be hiding in the smallest moments—whether it’s your cat’s dramatic stretch or the chaos of your kids chasing after a doggo. Today, we’ve rounded up some lighthearted, hilarious posts filled with that unmistakable “girl humor” from the “Women’s Humor” Facebook page. But don’t worry—these gems are for everyone, no matter who you are! Whether you’re a woman or not, you’ll find plenty to laugh about.
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Sometimes, you think you’ve nailed the funniest joke ever, but the room stays silent. Or maybe just the guys or the ladies find it funny, while everyone else seems confused. It happens more often than you’d think!
Interestingly, research shows that men and women often have slightly different tastes and standards when it comes to humor. Whether it’s the type of joke or the delivery, our sense of humor can vary depending on perspective—and that’s totally normal!
Take the classic, “If a blonde comes to a petrol station…” This kind of joke often leans on stereotypes and tends to resonate more with certain audiences, particularly men. It’s not surprising that many women might find these jokes less amusing or even off-putting.
Humor like this, built on clichés or gendered stereotypes, often lands more in the realm of male-dominated humor. It highlights the differences in what men and women might find funny, shaped by social norms and personal perspectives.
Psychologist Dr. Silvana Weber, alongside Dr. Sven Kachel, conducted research exploring how humor is perceived across genders. Their findings suggest that women often perceive misogynistic jokes as threatening, particularly when such jokes are delivered by male speakers.
This response is not merely about disliking the joke itself; it reflects a deeper social dynamic. When a man tells a joke targeting women, it may reinforce power imbalances or highlight gender stereotypes, making women feel vulnerable or undermined.
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Dumb teenager 1 month ago
Can a cat make a suitable alternative for those without access to dogs?
Simply put, this means that the gender of the joke teller can influence the audience’s emotional response to the humor. For women, jokes that target their identity, especially from men, may feel more personal and less amusing.
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Dawn Marie 1 month ago
Is he available to answer my phone and tell these idiots that I am not interested and to take my name and number off their list. I am so sick of this!!! A Place For Mom sold my info and I am now up to 32 calls a day, as of yesterday, for companies wanting to sell me Medicare part C and D, another is for funeral benefits, and I am also getting calls asking if I need home health aids.
Interestingly, this effect doesn’t occur with men, even when the tables are turned and a female speaker delivers male-deprecating humor. Men appear less affected emotionally by jokes targeting their gender, regardless of who tells them.
This difference hints at a deeper divide in how humor is processed and its social implications for each gender. For men, humor directed at their identity may feel less threatening or personal.
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Pensive_Panda 1 month ago
You can rent me. I'm a middle-aged woman who has worked in the Automotive industry for 14+ years...
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 1 month ago
Can I, a middle aged man, please rent you? Just because I'm male, people seem to assume I know anything about cars.
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Brian Hawley 1 month ago
There’s a lady in our historic vehicle club who used to be head of engineering at an F1 team. It’s fun watching guys mansplaining things to her at car shows.
Precious BS 1 month ago
I recently learned the technical term for that is "correctile dysfunction". : D
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ScootyPuffJr 1 month ago
I set up everything necessary to buy my last car, and everyone was very respectful...but I still brought my dad with me to sign the final papers. It was then that my dad noticed the car they brought out at the end was not the same, and looked like the passenger side had been keyed all the way across the car. And now I need to go somewhere new for oil changes since the married service guy kept asking me out via text with my number he had access to after I left. Goddamit. Just let me maintain my vehicle in peace!
François Bouzigues 1 month ago
I´d be good with that. I´ll start offering the favour to my girlie friends, had never though of this
mandy the capibara 1 month ago
Hahaha I suspect my partner from doing the opposite. He sends me, so that our garage doesn't find out that he doesn't know what is going on;)
M O'Connell 1 month ago
I highly recommend using the "show me" method if you're suspicious. Men aren't immune to this either. I've had shops try and charge me for a 4-wheel alignment when I have a solid rear axle, there's nothing to adjust back there. I've also had a shop try to tell me they replaced my cabin air filter in spite of my vehicle not being equipped with one.
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Eunice Bentley 1 month ago
My mom took her neighbour to the dealership one day. She wanted to buy a red car, the salesman said a red car is not the car for a woman your age (70ish). The next day she went back with her neighbour (he never said a word) and drove away in her red car. Her neighbour drove her car home so she could sell it. Then there was the one who asked to speak to her husband before he could sell her a car, she gave him the number for the church where the graveyard was located. He spluttered and spit and called her names. She said do I need to go elsewhere to buy my car or are you done being an a$$?
Heras buddy 1 month ago
Couple of tips. Avoid dealership and big chain garages that have quotas to meet. Ask around for an honest mechanic not a cheap one. A cheap one will pad the bill an honest one will fix whatever is needed and not rip you off. Ask the neighbors or people you see around the area. Take Google reviews with a grain of salt.
Scott Rackley 1 month ago
All my sisters and female cousins use me for this. Plus, I usually already know what's wrong.
Cheryl Ramsay 1 month ago
I make my stepson either take me to get service or make him take my car.
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Honey, all you need is a B**CH who will not take any $hit from anybody
Deborah Ulrich 1 month ago
And to buy things like cars, and any place where there is a POS male who thinks because you are a female, and in my case a senior citizen, you are stupid and vulnerable to being duped! I have gotten up and walked out on many such jerks while they sit there with their mouths hanging open wondering why I left. I then hang up on them if they call afterward and tell them that they will never get my business.
Richard Iachetta 1 month ago
Me please. I'm well past middle age but I love putting a-holes in their place. If you get embarrassed easily you might not want to hire me.
Orange Panda 1 month ago
I took shop and worked on my first car. I'm not going back to the shop I've been using because the new guy, who they put on the phone, was so patronizing. I tried to get a male coworker to deal with him for me, but he would still demand to speak with me.
kansasmagic 1 month ago
Oh, they'll make s**t up for middle aged men too. It's just different s**t.
Aerial (Any pronouns/Canadian/Jewish) 1 month ago
Probably won't help, because people tend to assume that women don't know anything about cars, even if that's not true.
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Lily Robertson 1 month ago
Ridiculous. It's because we had to catch and frighten squid for the ink!
The study also found that women generally rated jokes as less funny compared to men. Moreover, women found female-deprecating jokes significantly less amusing than either male-deprecating or neutral jokes.
In contrast, men didn’t show much difference in their response to various types of jokes, suggesting they might approach humor with a broader tolerance or detachment.
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François Bouzigues 1 month ago
Your face has subtitles. It is good. It means you never had to hide your feelings to feel safe
But here’s the twist: men don’t just enjoy jokes more—they’re also seen as funnier! Research shows that, on average, men have a higher humor production ability compared to women.
Whether it’s a natural flair or societal expectations, men seem to dominate in the humor department. Their perceived funniness might contribute to their ability to connect socially or romantically.
Writing for Psychology Today, lead researcher Dr. Gil Greengross explored this dynamic, noting that the stereotype of women being less funny could discourage them from developing or showcasing their humor.
He argued that while societal forces may play a role in shaping these perceptions, there’s limited evidence that society actively suppresses women’s ability to produce humor. Instead, it might be more about how humor is nurtured and valued differently across genders.
Well, regardless of gender, these memes have a way of hitting close to home, don’t they? They’re hilariously relatable and packed with everyday truths. Which one of these had you nodding, laughing, or immediately thinking of someone in your life?
Share this post with a friend and brighten their day—you know they’ll thank you for the laugh!
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Surly Scot 1 month ago
"Men are born with one hand on their d*ck, one finger up their nose, then they get taller." - Dylan Moran. Best and most accurate description i've ever heard.
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Aidan Pite 1 month ago
Me packing for camping: Okay so I need a shortsleeve shirt, a warm longsleeve shirt, a light longsleeve shirt, shorts, long pants, warm long pants, pyjamas.... Me camping: *wears the same clothes for three days*
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reuben kift 1 month ago (edited)
I'm starting to think that BP is run entirely by AI. Some of these things weren't even posted by women. The same can be said for quite a few of these articles. In fact, I'm pretty sure I've seen this exact same compilation of posts a couple of months ago. And, again, male and female humour.
Kinshenewa 1 month ago
BP is turning into such a disappointing sellout. You need premium for dark mode and read a whole article? There wasn't this bull a year ago. You could read a full article and have dark mode for FREE.
reuben kift 1 month ago (edited)
I'm starting to think that BP is run entirely by AI. Some of these things weren't even posted by women. The same can be said for quite a few of these articles. In fact, I'm pretty sure I've seen this exact same compilation of posts a couple of months ago. And, again, male and female humour.
Kinshenewa 1 month ago
BP is turning into such a disappointing sellout. You need premium for dark mode and read a whole article? There wasn't this bull a year ago. You could read a full article and have dark mode for FREE.
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