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By Maria Khalife


Laughter is the best medicine. ~ Proverbs


Laughter is puzzling. We don't know where it comes from, but we do know that we like it. Babies like to laugh; we like to laugh at them laughing, don't we? We certainly don't work to discover in a scholarly way what laughter is or the benefits of laughter. We just enjoy the power of laughter and accept it as part of our life experience. We like it and when we haven't


Experienced it for a while, we miss it. We feel so good after a


good belly laugh that makes tears come out of our eyes. In articles about male-female relationships, females frequently talk about wanting a man in their lives who can make them laugh. Shared laughter is part


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The Power of Laughter


of the attraction between a woman and a man. Laughter is contagious. If you observe someone laughing, it can really be attractive for you and ease the way into meeting one another. Sharing fun and playfulness is pure enjoyment!


Don't become overly cautious about laughing. Let is all come out every time it wants to. Picture the geisha girl tittering politely behind her hand and then re-telling the story behind the scenes with uproarious laughter with the other geishas. Like that. If you laugh at your date, fiancé or mate, you are giving them a level of approval that makes you both feel good, and aids being in love.


What can you do to encourage the power laughter in your life, in your relationships?


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