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Humour In Relationships
One of the most vital ingredients to keep a relationship going is a capacity for humour.
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“We know by instinct that humour is pretty important in relationships. But the reasons are often left a little vague. It isn’t that we crudely want entertainment – there are enough comedians on TV. We don’t just want a laugh. We want to find a way to be annoyed with, and criticise one another’s most maddening sides without eliciting a drama, with lightness and a special kind of diplomatic immunity…”
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By tscolOne of the most vital ingredients to keep a relationship going is a capacity for humour.
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“We know by instinct that humour is pretty important in relationships. But the reasons are often left a little vague. It isn’t that we crudely want entertainment – there are enough comedians on TV. We don’t just want a laugh. We want to find a way to be annoyed with, and criticise one another’s most maddening sides without eliciting a drama, with lightness and a special kind of diplomatic immunity…”
You can read more about this and other subjects here: http://bit.ly/2bXUpGC
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Watch more films on RELATIONSHIPS in our playlist:
http://bit.ly/20DqEgb
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Ana Tortos
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