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(Short — 150 words)

April Fools’ Day can be a wonderful celebration of humor, but it raises ethical questions about what makes a prank acceptable. A good prank should never cause harm, fear, or embarrassment. Instead, it should surprise people in a way that leads to shared laughter.

When planning a joke, it’s important to consider age, personality, and emotional sensitivity. What may seem funny to one person could be distressing to another. Children especially need guidance to ensure they understand the difference between playful teasing and unkind behavior.

Ultimately, April Fools’ Day teaches responsibility alongside creativity. It encourages people to use humor positively, reminding us that kindness should always remain at the center of every joke.