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I think temperament and humor are two different things. When someone says, "I like people who make me laugh" they aren't really talking about not losing their s

I think temperament and humor are two different things. When someone says, "I like people who make me laugh" they aren't really talking about not losing their shit when the waiter brings the wrong thing. They literally mean laughing. Considering so many entertainers are horrible primadonnas and massivly self-entitled, I doubt being good at humor has anyting to do with temperament, compassion, empathy, etc.

maratd 11y ago
Most entertainers read a script, they're not spontaneously funny. > When someone says, "I like people who make me laugh" When people say that, they're not talking about a professional comedian or even a class clown. They like people who are happy and relaxed. When someone is happy and relaxed, they're having a good time and they play around, make jokes, and generally allow other people around them to also have a good time. It's not about having a good temperament, although that's probably a prerequisite. It's about being genuinely happy. I dare you to come up with a better test of figuring out if a person is happy or not.