Title: What does sarcasm say about you? | KSL.com
Headings: What does sarcasm say about you?
What does sarcasm say about you?
By  Kim Giles, KSL.com Contributor  |  Posted - Jun. 16, 2014 at 7:10 a.m.
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Content: Essentially, sarcasm is a survival technique for the insecure. It’s used to make yourself appear stronger and better, but it’s not said with enough seriousness for anyone to accuse you of being a jerk.” You may need to practice "think before you speak." This means checking yourself before you make a comment. Is it... true, helpful, inspiring, necessary and kind? You can be funny all you want, but if you do it at the expense of other people there will be consequences. People will not feel safe with you or like you. If the people on the receiving end of your sarcasm are your friends and family this cost will be high. You may need to practice “think before you speak." This means checking yourself before you make a comment.