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Men are from Mars. Women are from Venus. Much has been written about the battle between the sexes. More than a hundred years ago, a German neurologist published a book noting that women's brains are smaller than men’s. Paul Julius Möbius then came to the confident conclusion that this makes women “physiologically weak-minded.” Yes. He said it.
Thankfully, research has moved with the times. A string of more modern studies have found that there’s really no difference in the average intelligence between guys and girls. But other research has found that there are some differences when it comes to men and women, and what they find funny. If you consider yourself someone with a man’s sense of humor, we’ve found the perfect place for you to get your fix of funny. Instagram page Relatable posts for men has more than 626 thousand followers. Keep scrolling for our personal favorite posts, and don’t forget to upvote yours.
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The class clown is more likely to be male. That’s according to research led by a guy called Robert Provine. He observed 1,200 situations over a one year period. Provine and his assistants wanted to find out what role gender played in humor, jokes and laughter. “In conversations between men and women, females laughed 126 percent more than their male counterparts,” reported Psychology Today, adding that “females do the most laughing while males do the most laugh-getting.”
They also found that when men are with other men, they laugh only about half as often as women do when they’re with their girlfriends. And that women didn’t really care who they were with. They laughed more regardless. But, women prefer to do the laughing, and not the joking.
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Foxes forever! 3 months ago
This kid is a genius, help the environment, do less work, and make the customer happy all at the same time
Several other studies have shown that women prefer men with a great sense of humor. Apparently they find funny men clever. As Psych Central reported, "Evolutionary psychologists have theorized that a sense of humor is a sign of intellect and strong genes and that women, the more selective sex due to the burdens associated with pregnancy, are attracted to funny men because of the genetic benefit that could be bestowed upon potential offspring.”
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Paul Osincup is a humor strategist and the author of “The Humor Habit”. He helps companies boost positivity and productivity by injecting some funny into their work culture. Osincup told Ask Men that being funny both puts your date at ease and pulls them in. “Not only that, but laughter also boosts the hormone responsible for human connection — oxytocin,” said Osincup.
It’s a statement backed up by other experts. Like Mark Verber, a professional counselor at EPIC Counseling Solutions. “Whether it’s the first-date jitters or talking about retirement plans 40 years later, laughter helps to lighten the mood,” he told Ask Men. He added that when he asks his clients what initially attracted them to each other, most say a great sense of humor.
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troufaki13 3 months ago
Back then, things were made to last. Now they're made to break just after the warranty date 😫
What’s considered funny differs between men and women. Same applies when they’re being funny. Ladies like a more storytelling approach, and sharing hilarious things that happened. Guys prefer one-liners and often engage in slapstick. Think “dad jokes”. Professor of psychology at the University of Zurich, Willibald Ruch, has invested a huge amount of time in investigating the subject. He scrutinized research about humor and gender differences done between 1977 and 2018. And here’s what he found…
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Caitlin Youngquist 3 months ago
No one who wants a birthday party is too old for a birthday party.
Men and women understand the same jokes but don’t appreciate them in the same way, “Differences primarily exist in the production of aggressive humor, such as cynicism and sarcasm, and to a lesser extent in the context-free creation of jokes and punchlines,” wrote Horizons Mag when reporting on Ruch’s findings.
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While being funny might work in your favor as a man, the opposite can apply to women. According to studies, women who cracked a joke during business presentations were considered less competent than those who kept it serious when addressing colleagues.
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Jill Rhodry 3 months ago
Gotta love Aussie sarcasm - guy getting roasted, can be taken as a compliment
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Gozer LeGozerian 3 months ago
Let's not demonize the guy. Everyone needs a break once in a while, doesn't mean we need therapy
As the Harvard Business Review notes, “Humor expressed by males is likely to be interpreted as more functional and less disruptive compared with humor expressed by females.” It goes on to say that funny guys get a higher status than men with a dull sense of humor. Funny females are taken less seriously than those who keep a straight face at work.
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ॐBoyGanesh 3 months ago
My kid jumped into the jungle of Fortnite when he was 6. He made some pretty good friends in-game, but also dealt with the toxicity that comes with being so young & not knowing how to play well. One kid in particular helped him day in/out. They became fast friends. Only, the kid’s folks were going thru a horrible divorce & custody battle. 18 months of playing together every day & he just disappeared. We knew he played on Switch & his username was a combo of his name, his dad’s birthdate & his area code (2500mi away). His profile was gone, but we searched for another year. No luck. It was a real loss for my son & he grieved. He missed his buddy so much. Then, I got my son a PS5 and later a PC. I secretly started searching again & found him on Steam. They reconnected & the kid is now in a stable & calm home with his dad. Both have moved on from Fortnite. We’ve been able to arrange two IRL visits & they still game together almost daily. They text & FaceTime now more than they play.
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Foxes forever! 3 months ago
Now you just need vodka armor and a vodka shield and now you are…VODKA KNIGHT
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Lost Panda 3 months ago
My 13yo asked if I remembered this show and if it was still on the other day XD
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 3 months ago
One time my boyfriend started a fight with a boss in a game and then wandered into the kitchen to turn off something he had on the stove. He says to me "Fight the Colossus for me!" We both play the game (First Descendant), so I wasn't expecting any issues. Then I realized my boyfriend has the most UNHINGED keyboard and mouse-button bindings. NOTHING is bound to what it is normally bound to. I remember yelling "WHY IS YOUR GRAPPLING HOOK BOUND TO YOUR RIGHT-MOUSE BUTTON?!" as his character grappled across the screen after I'd pressed the button - right-click is usually "aim". XD Luckily the boss wasn't a difficult one and I was able to defeat it even with his unhinged keybinds.
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 3 months ago
I think ALL us kids, regardless of their gender or lack thereof, did this in the 90s XD
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doredde 3 months ago
I don´t get what there is to (just/only) relatable for men? I´m asking the female author of this blog as a woman.
Privateer 3 months ago
90% entries that have nothing to do with gender, 8% relatable content for men, 2% unpleasant sexism that BoredPanda ought to know better than to publish.
WJW _ 3 months ago
The title says that most men would find these entertaining. It doesn't mean most women wouldn't find them entertaining as well.
Load More Replies... Mimi M 3 months ago (edited)
Yeah, the people who like this post also like their screwdriver handles pink or blue. No need to genderize - just call it 'relatable stuff' or 'peeps being peeps'. And no, I didn't bother reading the in-between text, because that would have been even more genderized, and therefore irritating. Note - I grew up with brothers and a mom who didn't believe in stereotyping, so this division of the sexes stuff is alien to me.
Elizabeth Butler 2 months ago
We are HUMAN first and gendered SECOND. And much of the gendered stuff is culture conditioned. Fortunately, the gendered stuff in our culture is becoming less rigid.
Terry Waters 3 months ago (edited)
Not saying there aren't things that men experience that women usually don't, and vice versa, but men will really take the most general experiences and think it's something women don't get because they don't see women as regular people.
Jacquie Carr 3 months ago
Just let them have this; men rarely reply to participation shout outs so let's not do the "women do that too" thing
Kalikima 3 months ago
I'm using dark mode right now.. you just go to your pfp and click on it, then the option will pop up towards the bottom.
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Kurt Ramsey 3 months ago
I like how so many people get bent out of shape over a male centered post when every week there's a, "30 reasons relationships didn't work out," and 28 are by women and no one bats an eye.
doredde 3 months ago
I don´t get what there is to (just/only) relatable for men? I´m asking the female author of this blog as a woman.
Privateer 3 months ago
90% entries that have nothing to do with gender, 8% relatable content for men, 2% unpleasant sexism that BoredPanda ought to know better than to publish.
WJW _ 3 months ago
The title says that most men would find these entertaining. It doesn't mean most women wouldn't find them entertaining as well.
Load More Replies... Mimi M 3 months ago (edited)
Yeah, the people who like this post also like their screwdriver handles pink or blue. No need to genderize - just call it 'relatable stuff' or 'peeps being peeps'. And no, I didn't bother reading the in-between text, because that would have been even more genderized, and therefore irritating. Note - I grew up with brothers and a mom who didn't believe in stereotyping, so this division of the sexes stuff is alien to me.
Elizabeth Butler 2 months ago
We are HUMAN first and gendered SECOND. And much of the gendered stuff is culture conditioned. Fortunately, the gendered stuff in our culture is becoming less rigid.
Terry Waters 3 months ago (edited)
Not saying there aren't things that men experience that women usually don't, and vice versa, but men will really take the most general experiences and think it's something women don't get because they don't see women as regular people.
Jacquie Carr 3 months ago
Just let them have this; men rarely reply to participation shout outs so let's not do the "women do that too" thing
Kalikima 3 months ago
I'm using dark mode right now.. you just go to your pfp and click on it, then the option will pop up towards the bottom.
Load More Replies... Kurt Ramsey 3 months ago
I like how so many people get bent out of shape over a male centered post when every week there's a, "30 reasons relationships didn't work out," and 28 are by women and no one bats an eye.
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