Laughter brings more than momentary joy to relationships – it serves as a fundamental building block for lasting partnerships. While often described as the best medicine for individual well-being, ...

According to Tanya Basu of Time, study after study has shown that laughing is good for the soul. But now we know something else: sharing giggles with a romantic partner keeps the lovey-dovey feelings ...

Here’s the secret ingredient that keeps love fresh, bonds strong and laughter echoing through thick and thin. We often focus on serious qualities—like commitment, compatibility, and compromise—that ...

A study in Norway found that people who laugh more live longer. Laughter can be a bridge to inner calm and the refuge to bounce back from difficulties in life. Martin Luther King Jr. reminds us, “It ...

We often focus on serious qualities—like commitment, compatibility, and compromise—that feel weighty enough to support long-term connection. But a shared sense of humor creates a powerful bond that ...

The comedian onstage began with a joke about no longer being scared to talk to women now that he’s in his 30s. He lamented not having the courage in his 20s, when he “had abs” and didn’t need a hat to ...