New study finds that couples who create humor together including inside jokes are more likely to last in their relationship. The findings of the study are published in the journal Personal Relationships.
Are you always in a mood to tease your better half? Then there is good news. A new study suggests that couples who poke fun at each other, indicating humor, are more likely to last.
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‘Playfulness between romantic couples is a vital component in bonding and establishing relational security. Inside jokes are especially important as they affirm one's relationship through laughter.’
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The study showed that inside jokes are particularly important because they affirm one's relationship through laughter, the Daily Mail reported.
However, couples who share mean-spirited jokes with nasty jibes are unlikely to last, which indicates a problem in the relationship.
"Playfulness between romantic partners is a crucial component in bonding and establishing relational security," said Jeffrey Hall, Associate Professor from the University of Kansas in the US.
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"Particularly shared laughter is an important indicator of romantic attraction between potential mates," Hall added.
The team examined more than 150,000 participants to determine how important humor is in a romantic relationship.
The results, published in the journal Personal Relationships, suggest that couples who create humor together including inside jokes are more likely to last.
But, this does not mean that people who are funny or can make a joke out of anything would be more lucky in love.
"If you share a sense of what's funny, it affirms you and affirms your relationship through laughter," Hall was quoted as saying by Daily Mail.
However, couples should not go too far, Hall warned.
Importantly, having an aggressive sense of humor is a bad sign for the relationship in general, but it is worse if this style of humor is used in the relationship, the study noted.
Source: IANS
"Playfulness between romantic partners is a crucial component in bonding and establishing relational security," said Jeffrey Hall, Associate Professor from the University of Kansas in the US.
Is Your Relationship Really Close Enough?
The essence of a true relationship lies in the way you feel for your partner. Do not make your relationship static; rather give constant attention to it and find out the right amount of intimacy.
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"Particularly shared laughter is an important indicator of romantic attraction between potential mates," Hall added.
The team examined more than 150,000 participants to determine how important humor is in a romantic relationship.
The results, published in the journal Personal Relationships, suggest that couples who create humor together including inside jokes are more likely to last.
But, this does not mean that people who are funny or can make a joke out of anything would be more lucky in love.
"If you share a sense of what's funny, it affirms you and affirms your relationship through laughter," Hall was quoted as saying by Daily Mail.
However, couples should not go too far, Hall warned.
Importantly, having an aggressive sense of humor is a bad sign for the relationship in general, but it is worse if this style of humor is used in the relationship, the study noted.
Source: IANS
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