Dark Jokes That Will Make You Feel Guilty for Laughing by Good Bear Comics

Are you that type of person that grimaces or recoil in horror or do you laugh out loud even if you know that probably a place in hell is reserved for you? Feeling guilty or you just enjoy the overall dark humor. If the latter is true maybe you are smarter than the average population says a study on this subject.

A 2017 study by Austrian neurologists found that people who appreciate dark jokes, which they define as “humor that treats sinister subjects like death, disease, deformity, handicap, or warfare with bitter amusement,” may actually have higher IQs than those who don’t. What’s more, they’re less negative and aggressive than people who strictly prefer family-friendly jokes. Why? Because if you can see the humor in even the bleakest parts of life, and you can laugh at truly dark jokes, you’re less likely to take the world too seriously.

And many artists use this type of comedy to depicts their artwork. James from “good bear comics” creates dark comics for his followers. As such he gathers already 89.8k followers on his Instagram.

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When asked what inspires him and how he makes these comics he stated; “If I think of something funny that would make a good comic, I’ll write it down. I usually run it by friends and family to see if they find it funny first.

A big factor in what idea I decide to turn into a comic is what I feel like drawing next—if I feel like drawing cute animals, I’ll pick a joke from my list of ideas with animals. I also have a lot of comic ideas that I love, but they would be a pain to draw, so I, unfortunately, keep putting those off for later.”

That’s a very interesting fact considering how offensive these jokes might be. But hey they are just jokes after all!

Now scroll down to read the comics; we will be watching you if you laugh at these dark jokes or not!

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Art is a representation of oneself. It is an expression. One can write out his sentiments in an artistically-constructed poem. Another one can express himself by painting how he feels. On the other hand, one can draw how he perceives the world. Thus, art is beautiful and is open to many interpretations.

For today, we’ll be having some comic strips by the Thai artist Tum Natakorn Ulit. His work, blended with real-life experiences, radiates melancholy, bitterness, and sadness to its readers. But in the end, his thought-provoking wordless comics would leave the reader out of words. You can read 5 of his comics below.

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