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Many people in a happy relationship have "in-jokes".
But new research has proven that laughing together
with your partner is a great tonic for keeping those
lovey-dovey feelings going.
Psychologists in the US have found that couples who
laugh together, rather than one laughing whilst the
other does not, report feeling more satisfied and
supported by one another in the relationship.
Interestingly, men who experience a lot of shared
laughter in particular report feeling higher levels of
passion towards their partner.
The study, carried out by researcher and lecturer Laura
Kurtz in the Department of Psychology at the University
of North Carolina, is the first to look at what laughter
does in a relationship - rather than on the individual
person as previous studies have done.
Ms Kurtz said the results showed a clear relationship
payback for "shared laughter" over "solo laughter".
"What this means is that we can say that there is
something unique about shared laughter for a
relationship," said Ms Kurtz. "It isn't just enough to
laugh in the presence of your partner - it's the moments
where you are both laughing together that really seem
to count."

Source: www.independent.co.uk/life-style/love-sex/laugh-at-the-same-time-as-your-partner-to-feel-better-about-your-relationship-study-says-10477966.html

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