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I can also write really broad ‘unpopular opinions’:
If you can’t handle the heat, stay away from the fire
If life gives you lemons, make lemonade
Let it Go
Time heals all wounds
I’ll try being nicer if you try being smarter
everything happens for a reason
Yeah, agree. I mean, I'm not gonna say I don't have things that are off limits for me to have joked about, but generally it's known among anyone who knows me; you are welcome to take the piss out of me the way I take the piss out of everyone and everything else. >

This is the unofficial rule that most people don’t get. >

I don't mind people making fun of me. I do mind it when I go to work and some people do it every time  I speak to them. I can get behind a few jokes every now and then. Not when it is done 24/7 and in critical situations. >

All my dark humour is directed at myself and my experiences. It's just more fun that way. >

That’s precisely what I do since I also make fun of myself a ton >

As a general rule, I don’t ever do humor that pokes fun at others. It so rarely lands. It often offends. 
Self-deprecating humor though— is a sign of a confident, mature adult with a great sense of humor about themselves who very much knows their strengths and weaknesses. >

Self-deprecating could also mean that you hate yourself and like to seek gratification for your self-loathing by getting other people to laugh at you. >

That’s true, but I would hope they’re in therapy at that point. >

There is no world where this is an unpopular opinion >

Yep, don't do something that you don't like to be done to you. Pranks are similar, everyone like them until they become the target. >

Yup. It's not funny if you only make of other people. That's like comedy 101 >

Rodney Dangerfield might big the king of the self potshot. My favourite (which might not even be his) was “me and women, it’s touch and go, I want to touch, and away they go!”  
Done right, it’s great humour, done poorly, it’s pretty severe. >

Going to be very unpopular since most entitled people don’t think they are ever the problem.