Campbell’s Corner: Dark humor can be used as a form of therapy
By Hannah Campbell | Mar. 25, 2021The idea of dark humor is already controversial, but sometimes it’s necessary to laugh at yourself, even if the joke is a little unusual.
The idea of dark humor is already controversial, but sometimes it’s necessary to laugh at yourself, even if the joke is a little unusual.
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