I have no opinion but I feel like laughing is mostly involuntary when its genuine.
this post was submitted on 26 Nov 2024
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The only time it can get annoying is if it disrupts the telling of the story multiple times, but I'm also impatient in general
No because I personally laugh over my extremely silly jokes
To lol or not to lol
Fuck that. You should or shouldn't do whatever you want. I laugh at my own jokes all the time, even when I am alone, or haven't said the joke out loud. People find it much more off-putting if you just randomly start laughing.
Anyone who has a problem with someone laughing at their own jokes either has trauma or is an asshole not worth anyone's time.