Laughter is one of the simplest, purest wonders of life. It doesn’t solve every problem, but for a few moments it lifts the weight from your shoulders and reminds you what it feels like to be alive.
Comedy is deeply subjective — the comedian who makes one person roar with laughter might leave another completely unmoved. But that’s the beauty of it: somewhere out there, there’s a voice, a style, a silly perspective that connects with you and makes you laugh until your stomach hurts.
Why Laughter Matters
- It breaks the heaviness – Even on the hardest days, a laugh interrupts the cycle of negative thinking.
- It connects us – When you laugh with someone else, the moment becomes shared and infectious.
- It heals in small ways – Science shows laughter can reduce stress, release endorphins, and even boost immunity.
A single laugh won’t fix everything, but it’s a small wonder — a reminder that joy is still possible.
How to Find “Your” Comedian
- Explore different styles – Some comedians are storytellers, some thrive on quick one-liners, others use physical humour or absurdity. Don’t be afraid to sample widely.
- Search streaming platforms or YouTube – Clips are everywhere; you might stumble across a voice you didn’t expect to love.
- Look closer to home – Local comedy nights are often cheap, and you might discover a fresh performer whose humour feels personal and authentic.
- Revisit old favourites – Nostalgia has power; sometimes the shows that made us laugh years ago still hold that magic
Here is Erin Mckinnie- one of my favourite comedians
When Laughter Feels Out of Reach
If you’re in a place where laughter feels impossible, don’t pressure yourself. Even watching for a small smile or chuckle can be enough. Laughter often arrives quietly before it bursts out loud.
The world is full of difficulties, but it’s also full of comedians, clowns, storytellers, and silly people who remind us that joy exists. Finding one who makes you laugh is like finding a personal treasure — unique, uplifting, and infectious.
A laugh won’t solve everything, but it’s proof that you can feel light again, even for a moment. And those moments, stitched together, are part of what makes this world worth loving.