Humor Enhances Relationship Satisfaction
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Couples who can laugh during sex tend to be more satisfied: Study
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A recent study published in the Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality found that positive jokes about their sex lives led to overall increased satisfaction in their romantic relationships.
The study cited “inside jokes/rituals, physical humour (and) smoothing over awkward moments” as examples of hilarity.
Dating and relationship expert Dr. Callisto Adams agreed that humour is “like glue for relationships”.