When was the last time you really laughed?

@Rainbowsponge the idea that you have to stop laughing because your an adult is a bit depressing. Also not true.

About an hour ago, me and DH were trying to go to bed and the kids wouldnt leave the room. I suggested loudly to DH we have a good snog sesh and couldnt srop laughing about how quickly they fled, was hilarious, did not know the 20 year old could move that fast 😂

That actually really hurts when you laugh like that.

Watching Scrubs.

It's one of my comfort shows. I've seen it countless times and it always makes me belly laugh

In fact, two mornings ago I woke up laughing because of the dream I was having!

Every day! But I think it's one of those things that if you really love a laugh then you'll seek one out - my friends and I share memes all the time, my DH and I goof around, I watch comedies on TV/YouTube pretty much every day. Humour was important in my family growing up, lots of patter so we all know what makes each other tickle really well and can properly make each other laugh.

I keep thinking about this one Mumsnet thread from years ago where OP was saying that her and her DH don't believe in jokes, think it's juvenile, and that she's too clever/intellectual to enjoy making jokes 😂 Meanwhile, the cleverest and happiest people I know are the ones who can make me laugh the hardest!

A real uncontrolled laughing fit where the tears start to fall? About 3 years ago when my grandson and I rented a pedal-car thing at a caravan site - I thought I might wet myself. Every day? Just a giggle really, if im lucky, not much worth laughing about atm.

My kids make me laugh every day if not multiple times, sometimes unintentionally. They do the most bizarre, unexpected things.

Just realised the only time I really regularly laugh is at the tv- us office and modern family. Must get back playing board games with the kids more

edited to add: the people who laugh a lot with their dhes are so lucky. We used to laugh together a lot more

i laugh every day but usually it feels fake or forced. Haven’t had a serious carefree laugh in over a decade.

Cant edit on app, but that was a couple of days ago.

When I misheard my DS and was thoroughly confused - I thought he'd asked me who the great owl belonged to. When he waved the grey towel in my face I understood, and then laughed so much I couldn't tell him why I was laughing. He didn't find it particularly funny. I would say you had to be there, but he was!

Every day.

I laughed today at my son being very funny. I laugh loads, we love humour in this family.

I laughed today on my own like a dick head because I saw this meme. I laugh quite a lot. If I phone my mum we are usually in fits of giggles over something.
Edit. It's about stepping on Lego in case the meme didn't upload properly.

To be honest I feel my friends are all a bit humourless too. We have nice chats but it's all about life or kids or whatever. I sound mean but I find that group to be increasingly dull. Not that I'm hilarious myself, but there is a fun energy lacking there. Most of my laughs come from elsewhere. We need to go out drinking together a bit more I think!

Just thinking about the Fast show makes me laugh. Dh and I still reference it all the time. Now that I think of it it's one of the few things that connect us right now, that shared stupid humour.

Proper belly laughs are very rare but I do laugh a lot at work. I work with kids and the things we hear crack me up. They also stress me out no end so the comic relief is needed. Also my DS11 makes me laugh a lot, he loves a good Dad joke and in fairness to him he manages to remember them and weave them appropriately into conversation.

I'm generally a happy person and especially love being around the DGC who always make me laugh. However, DH and I have recently started going to our local comedy club with friends and we've had tears rolling down our faces, proper aching bellies 😀 A good laugh really lifts the spirits OP so I'd recommend watching comedy programmes etc

today while driving with my friend, we saw a man running after his toddler (who was flying down the road) and the dad couldnt quite catch him enough to grab him so he just pushed him over into the grass to stop him running and it was such a funny sight it had us both in tears of laughter

Today. We laugh every day. Idiot senses of humour. A bit black at times. That's why I married him. Through 40 plus years of thick and thin we've laughed at and along with each other.

Last night. Finally started watching Inside No. 9. Hated League of Gentlemen years ago and wasn’t at all keen.

Nothing else on, though so finally gave it a go. The Witch Trial one. We lolled at least 4/5 times.

Prior to that, a couple of days before when our grandson made us howl (he usually does).

We’re quite jolly people. Usually laugh about something - often each other - several times each day but my husband is quite unwell atm so opportunities are a bit more limited.

Laughter really is the best medicine (notwithstanding antibiotics).

The other day, when my son (accidentally) jump scared my friend, who screamed and threw his banana. We all found it very funny.

Proper uncontrollable laughing? Very very rarely since I was a child. I think I'm pretty happy, it's just not part of my personality to laugh like that.

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