Laughter is an honest, involuntary emotional signal and it is signaling enjoyment. People who are self-deceptive could be more concerned with honest signaling. It\u2019s a little bit dangerous for them to be laughing because they don\u2019t get it themselves and there are concealing the truth to themselves and they are concealing it to others.<\/p>\n
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I don\u2019t laugh too much. I smile a lot, but I hardly ever laugh. I\u2019ve never noticed it or paid any attention until a chance acquaintance asked me – you\u2019re such an open and friendly person, how come you don\u2019t ever laugh?<\/p>\n
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I laugh when I flirt, though. I laugh to be polite when the situation requires it. I laugh with my closest friends. Other than that, not really. It\u2019s not that I don\u2019t get the humor, I do. It doesn\u2019t mean that I\u2019m always sad, because I\u2019m not. It doesn\u2019t mean that I\u2019m a bore or a kill-joy, because I am not, honestly.<\/p>\n
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I just don\u2019t laugh that often. I don\u2019t know why, but I\u2019m comfortable with it. And so seems everyone else, as that person I\u2019ve mentioned was the only one ever to ask why I don\u2019t laugh.<\/p>\n
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