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People might go on about how Twitter (X) is bad for our society, yet they still can't keep away from it. It's still one of the best places to go if you want to be amused by the written word. Generally, the platform is pretty male-dominated, as only 39.1% of its users are women.
That's why we showcase the female comedic talents of Twitter (X) from time to time. Funny observations, hilarious daily life snippets, and carefully crafted jokes – the women on Twitter (X) served some entertaining quips this month. Scroll down and check out the best posts below!
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As of 2024, Twitter (X) has around 586 million active monthly users. While it's the most popular in America, 245 million people worldwide use the platform daily. While most people come on to Twitter (X) to have fun and decompress after a stressful day, just as many (48%) Americans say they use it to get news.
Many people also say they go to Twitter (X) to follow brands. In recent years, some brands have hit the goldmine with being funny. The iconic Wendy's clapbacks that started in 2017 ushered a new type of marketing strategy for brands: being funny and relatable in the age of internet memes.
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frederick clause 1 year ago
My wife falls asleep 5 seconds after her head hits the pillow. When my head hits the pillow my brain decides that it's time to go into overdrive.
Humor is important, but it can especially help women in some situations. One study found that humor helps more easily influence people and that women benefit more from using humor in public speaking than men.
The researchers analyzed TED talk presenters, both male and female, and noticed that people thought of the funny women as more influential than their equally funny male counterparts or less funny female colleagues.
Another research project also found similar things when they studied start-up pitches from CEOs. Investors and judges would favor funny pitches more than unfunny ones, regardless if they came from a man or a woman. Still, Ella Miron-Spektor, an associate professor of organizational behavior at INSEAD, writes that people view funny women leaders as more competent, diligent, and independent.
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On the right side of the turf 1 year ago
I no longer go out out on weekends. I'm like "nah I'm gonna sit and enjoy the rent"
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jon gilbertson 1 year ago
I laughed, and looked around seeing the dishes, laundry, and cleaning I need to do. And then kept scrolling through BP .
Women leaders often fall victim to the confidence-warmth double bind. Research has shown in the past that people view assertive women as less likable and less influential, and more threatening to their male counterparts. Yet they can't appear too warm and friendly because then they're perceived as less competent.
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Red PANda (she/they/he/ze) 1 year ago
This! The majority of my good outfits have some sort of sweater/fleece/jacket/hoodie, and cuz I’m so small I can never find one that fits well, but it doesn’t matter cuz oversize is cute anyway :)
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This panda votes 1 year ago
maybe he was nervous. I say stupid s**t when I'm nervous, too and then ruminate on it at random times for the rest of my life.
So, how can women balance this impossible situation? Apparently, humor helps! People think that those who are funny have both competence and warmth. In the TED talk study, people rated one speaker "competent, warm and leader-like", and, most of all, highly funny.
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Still, the comedy field is a pretty male-dominated environment, even in 2024. The numbers differ from source to source, but most claim that women don't make up even a third of all professional stand-up comedians in the U.S. That's due to the still prevailing stereotype that women aren't and can't be funny.
The first thing that pops to mind is misogyny, right? However, it isn't necessarily so bad. Some research suggests that men and women just have different preferences for the styles of humor that they enjoy. Women like more positive humor: amusing stories and observational comedy about daily life. Men, on the other hand, tend to enjoy more aggressive and sexual humor.
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René Sauer 1 year ago
Or people that kinda look like people you know, but you are not 100% sure it´s them?
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Sadly, looks also have a role in how female comedians are perceived. While this may not be as relevant for Twitter, some people still use their likeness as their profile picture. Research shows that people trust attractive women less. That can often work against them in front of live audiences and even online.
However, Katherine (Schreiber) Cullen, MFA, LCSW writes that we shouldn't think in such absolutes as "Women aren't funny", "Men are better comedians", etc. "Someone can dislike the humor, content, and style of female comedians yet still deeply respect women as a class or group and firmly believe they share equal dignity with men."
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Angelic Perlaki 1 year ago
I got one read encyclopedia entries before the Internet and became an erudite snob thank you. LOL
What did you think about the jokes on this list, Pandas? Did you find them relatable, poignant, or just a bit of silly necessary fun? Let us know in the comments! And if you'd like to see more funny posts by women, take a look at our previous lists here, here, and here!
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ConstantlyJon 1 year ago
hahahahahaha! will have to bring this up to my wife sometime holy s**t
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Surly Scot 1 year ago
As a kid from Scotland with vast rail networks, it always confused me watching American movies where everyone is on a Greyhound bus, one of the worst ways to travel. Then I moved to USA and realized it's based on how limited their public transport network is across the country.
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ConstantlyJon 1 year ago
I don't use qtips in my ears to clean out wax, I use qtips in my ears to dry them in ways that towels can't after showers.
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Child of the Stars 1 year ago
I had my tubes tied 6 years ago after my son was born and haven't had sex in over a year. If I found out I was pregnant, I'd have some serious questions.
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Surly Scot 1 year ago
Mine's coming up in a week, already planned to bypass the usual begging people to come hang out for a few hours. Plan to take myself to my favorite cocktail bar for a couple of drinks then a nice messy seafood boil takeout in front of the tv with a cheesy movie. Currently taking cheesy movie suggestions.
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Angel Winward 1 year ago
Every time I straighten my hair. Double takes everywhere. It's such a power move.
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Feathered Dinosaur 1 year ago
Depends on what you have a crush on. I declare crushing on chocolate and pumpkin spice is totally healthy. Trust me, I'm a doctor
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tarryn norwich 1 year ago
My first car's left headlight was zipped tied since my bro got into an accident, and it pointed up. It would totally spotlight the other drivers face in a turn lol.
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zovjraar me 1 year ago
that is a beautiful sweater and i would look amazing in it. but i'm betting it costs more than the $35 i'm willing to pay.
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cj be like 1 year ago
These posts are like finding 5 dollars randomly. you don't expect them, and they don't make your entire day, but somehow after finding it the day seems a little bit better
cj be like 1 year ago
These posts are like finding 5 dollars randomly. you don't expect them, and they don't make your entire day, but somehow after finding it the day seems a little bit better
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