No, not broken even a little bit.

Humor is so subjective, so personal that dozens of different views can be "correct" at the same time. I think the reason he called you broken is because he lacks empathy for other peoples opinions and differences. Maybe he was even threatened by She-Ra's diversity and inclusivity? We can't know for sure, just a thought

And another thing, some "humor" is downright cruel and some people I've talked to don't see humor unless someone is getting hurt. I dunno it's a big, weird world

So what were the videos you showed him?

I don't think your humour is broken at all! I've laughed at several moments in She-Ra too.

A while ago I straight-up walked out of the room after one of my friends (-ish. He hangs out with us but I don't really like him) showed my other friend a screenshot of a video, which they seemed to find amusing. I'm not going to say what was on that screenshot because it's certainly not acceptable to write here, and frankly, I don't ever want to write that word, but I will explain that it involved a racist word. Both of them are white, and I'm white-ish, by the way.

At first I didn't get the joke due to it being spelled wrong (yeah, I'm pedantic). Eventually I said something along the lines of, "it looks like a really horrible word spelt wrong, but I know you wouldn't be laughing at that, so..." and they started to look a bit awkward. The guy then said something, I can't remember what, but it basically confirmed my suspicion. And then I just walked out and didn't return until the day after.

The worst thing about it was that when I talked to my close friends about it, most of them tried to support him. The other friend (who I'm still close with) explained that the pair of them hadn't actually found the 'joke' funny - they'd been laughing at how weird it was that the person who made the video found that funny. But I kept feeling pretty uncomfortable.

The aforementioned guy has said several things since that I really don't like, although he's part of the group so I just have to deal with it...

Welp that was longer than I intended sorry about that- What I'm trying to say is, you're not alone and you shouldn't have to feel bad because what he says is wrong. Your humour isn't broken and we all know that. <3/platonic

What Wellington said. Humor is very subjective.

Also, if he didn't find the videos funny, maybe his humor is broken (/nsrs). There are a lot of parts of She-Ra I find hilarious. (There are some scenes that I found so funny, I've watched them so many times that I can recite all the dialogue from them. Which... taking it that far might just be me being weird ahaha, but they're really funny either way.)

Sorry that happened to you, does he know your sensitive?

Asan, yes I think

Bella, you can be proud to be part of a community whose humor is not broken but whole and beautiful, rich and varied!

And I am proud to be part of this community and to share it with you! 😊

I'm glad that we can support one another in seeing the world and its potential in a positive light where we can all be just who we are, with our own quirky senses of humor, and we can appreciate that in one another!

My guess is that your friend meant no harm, but I'm sorry what he said hurt.

I think what you said in response to the video he showed you is wonderful.

And Malani:

I'm sorry that happened.

It sounds like a really uncomfortable situation.

But I'm glad you spoke out about something that was racist and disrespectful of other people.

Sometimes, I am appalled about the things people laugh at, especially when it involves denigrating others or pain and misfortune of others.

It's true that sometimes people laugh at things that make them feel uncomfortable, but it's important to have the courage to speak out about things that are wrong -- which you did! 🙂

Kail, I showed him a She-ra crack (basically edit of the show to make jokes like sound effects, memes, etc)

Malani that must have been a really upsetting experience I’m sorry you had to deal with that guy.