Is sarcasm supposed to be funny or mean or...

The Overwhelmed Brain by Paul Colaianni: Emotional Abuse and Relationship Expert

Aug 16, 202626:50Health

Sarcasm can hide contempt while being disguised as humor. But, it can also bring humor to a difficult situation. Is there a limit to sarcasm and can it hurt relationships? Lots to discuss.

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