View Full Version : Laugh, help or walk away?
Dimentio
November 12th, 2014, 04:59 PM
Simple really, if a friend or family member did something embarrassing or whatever, which do you do?
Some examples, typically if someone chokes around me, I laugh like crazy, if someone walks into a door, I laugh, if someone falls down a hill i laugh, if someone falls down the stairs, I laugh while asking if they're okay, if someone cuts themselves by accident i ask if they're okay, if they fall over just while walking in the middle of the town centre, I would walk away and then laugh!
I just want to know if everyone is as sadistic as me, worse, have any funny stories to tell, or whatever XD
SethfromMI
November 12th, 2014, 08:59 PM
lol I guess it just depends. if the person was in serious pain or something I would obviously help. many times I would laugh. if it was a sad type of embarrassment I probably would just walk away
Typhlosion
November 12th, 2014, 09:06 PM
I usually laugh at the situation befote realizing how serious it is.
queenofcontrariety
November 12th, 2014, 09:19 PM
My mother laughs at everything and it usually just enrages me, family I help. Friends I laugh as I'm scooping them off the ground. I'm not really one to walk away unless they make a huge scene.
Cognizant
November 12th, 2014, 10:01 PM
It depends on the severity, what happened, etc. Like one time my friend accidentally threw a water bottle at someone, and I laughed my ass off. But if people got injured I would at least make sure they're okay.
I'm not the one to try to make really embarrassing situations more awkward than need be, and I know when I'm embarrassed, the last thing I need people doing is changing their attitude into "hero of the world" mode. So unless they obviously need serious help or ask for me to help them, I try to move on like nothing ever happened.
cheskamint13
November 13th, 2014, 02:51 AM
It depends, but probably I will just ignore if that's the case.
Karkat
November 13th, 2014, 03:10 AM
I usually just help. It depends.
James Dean
November 13th, 2014, 06:56 AM
This is why I never got or understood America's Funniest Home videos. How is somebody injuring themselves funny? Yet what classifies when someone gets hurt funny or not funny?
I mean to be honest, if it was someone who constantly goofs off or who always makes me laugh friend/family member, if they do something to hurt themselves I might laugh or chuckle to myself and not do anything.
But if it is someone who usually isn't like that, I try to comfort them and try to make them feel less anxious mentally and physically.
Good topic to bring up and it made me think a little bit. Yea. :(
Paladino
November 13th, 2014, 08:21 AM
Laugh then help. Everytime.
Daniella98
November 13th, 2014, 09:16 AM
Im mostly the helping person, but I can see the funny part in many accidents
Saint of Sinners
November 13th, 2014, 09:20 AM
Well it depends on how serious it is. For small things i think it's ok to laugh. Like when i accidentally cut myself on a rubber stopper (yes, i know. wth.) my sister couldn't stop laughing:P
boringkid
November 17th, 2014, 11:15 PM
It depends on the severity, what happened, etc. Like one time my friend accidentally threw a water bottle at someone, and I laughed my ass off. But if people got injured I would at least make sure they're okay.
I'm not the one to try to make really embarrassing situations more awkward than need be, and I know when I'm embarrassed, the last thing I need people doing is changing their attitude into "hero of the world" mode. So unless they obviously need serious help or ask for me to help them, I try to move on like nothing ever happened.
If u dont mind me asking, how do u accidentally throw a water bottle at someone lol.
mrmee
November 18th, 2014, 07:55 PM
Yesterday my dad fell down the full flight of stairs. It hurt me because i couldnt stop laughing long enough to breathe. But thats just because i hate him. Too bad he only broke an arm :/
Anyone else, if theres a chance they got seriously hurt, id make sure theyre ok, then laugh.
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