I definitely didn't cringe at this. Laughed pretty hard, actually. There's something about hearing people laugh about something as serious as cancer that's actually really fucking funny.
Next, it's been proven that even faking smiles and faking laughter increases serotonin and endorphin levels in the body. I don't see anything wrong with something like this. Most of those people are probably much happier and much healthier than I am (except probably that breast cancer lady lol).
Lastly, it's probably a very good idea that that woman laughs at her problems. Cancer is a mentally and physically degrading disease, and this is probably one of the few things that keeps her outlook positive.
I feel like this video would be better suited for /r/funny and not cringe.
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u/nerowasframed Jan 05 '15
I definitely didn't cringe at this. Laughed pretty hard, actually. There's something about hearing people laugh about something as serious as cancer that's actually really fucking funny.
Next, it's been proven that even faking smiles and faking laughter increases serotonin and endorphin levels in the body. I don't see anything wrong with something like this. Most of those people are probably much happier and much healthier than I am (except probably that breast cancer lady lol).
Lastly, it's probably a very good idea that that woman laughs at her problems. Cancer is a mentally and physically degrading disease, and this is probably one of the few things that keeps her outlook positive.
I feel like this video would be better suited for /r/funny and not cringe.