#coping through comedy

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“Everything will work out in the end.” Sure. Eventually the Earth will crash into the sun and we’ll all be free from student loans and Excel sheets.

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“Weight is just a number.” Cool. Tell that to the airplane seatbelt. And the doctor who asks if I eat ice cream for breakfast.

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Shoutout to everyone keeping it together with 3 brain cells, a bad back, and unresolved childhood trauma. You are the backbone of this country.

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“Real love is effortless.” False. Real love is effort, patience, seven conversations about tone, and surviving IKEA together.

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You know you’re fully adult when “fun” means the dishes are done and you’re alone and nobody needs anything.

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Cinema used to offend everyone equally. That’s why it worked.

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Mental health in 2025 is starting your day with: “Do I need water, therapy, or to simply walk into the sea?” The answer is usually “yes.”

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The only thing more dangerous than a “quick nap” is a “just one more episode” at 3:47 AM with a full workday waiting.