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Of course, people don’t view sarcasm as a positive thing on the surface. Licensed mental health counselor Anthony D. Smith describes it as “hostility disguised as humor.” 

Language experts suggest that others use sarcastic humor as a “gentler insult” to tone down their criticism. Speaker and workplace expert Amy Gallo views it as passive-aggressive behavior that can negatively affect workplace relationships.

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Ultimately, it’s about striking the right balance. While sarcasm does have perceived upsides in certain situations, too much of it may be damaging to an extent. Educator and therapist Pamela J. Nikodem advises incorporating wit and positivity to avoid going overboard. 

“The weight of negativity pulls a person’s disposition down,” Nikodem wrote in an article for Medium. “The idea is to bring laughter to people.”

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Your opinions matter to us, dear readers. Are you a fan of snarky humor? Which of these memes did you find most humor in? Are there any that weren’t as appealing? Share your thoughts!

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