Is your life a comedy or a tragedy?

Tragically comedic.

My family has been told that our lives are like th plot of really awful soap opera. Interpret that as you wish.

A stoner comedy.... lol no its a goddamn tragedy like a fucking lifetime movie

Tragedy. I've actually been very lucky overall and I've got an objectively better life than most people's (loving family, stable finances, virtually no expectations placed on me), but I tend to take myself way too seriously and look at the world through jade-colored glasses, and I apparently create problems where none exist and act overly dramatic at times (according to my family). In fact, I am so used to feeling upset about one thing or another, that I began to panic and feel uncomfortable when I went on an emotional high because of something good that happened to me recently.

Caw-medy.

Comedy cuz my life is a joke

Just so you guys know, when I say comedy or tragedy I'm not necessarily asking if its happy or sad. I understand that ones life is made up of many different elements. What i'm asking is how do you interpret all of these elements overall? With how much seriousness do you interpret the things that have happened to you? etc. etc.

Everyone's has at least some elements of both.

A bit of both.

A shitty arthouse film that's way to lang and makes little to no sense.

My life is a sitcom.

A tragedy made better through comedy?

some on both. but, maybe a tragedy

More on the comedic side but I've been entrenched on the tragic as well. It's mostly like a telenovela with overly-dramatic acting and really bad comedic timing.

comedy. cos I can always look back on it and laugh no matter how bad it gets

Sad and each day it just gets worse. It will have a tragic end.

My life is a tragedy and I escape that tragedy with humour/bullshitting and I bury myself in textbooks. I guess you can also describe my life as pathetic because I never do things I want to do I just daydream all the time. I'm also blessed but I'm not satisfied with what I have in life I want more and that makes me feel guilty. To sum it all up I would describe my life as a contradiction.

My life consists of humor derived from awkward situations (and just my awkwardness in general), like "The Graduate", but then it also possesses the loneliness and alienation found in "The Perks of Being a WallFlower."

Tragedy for sure.