Laughter is a mirror of the soul.
It does not hide, does not pretend, it reflects what is inside. When a person laughs, it is not just a response to a joke or a funny situation. It is an expression of his perception of the world. It can be a manifestation of joy, relief, peace, but sometimes - and tension, awkwardness or even fear.

Think about how often laughter can hide much more than words. It can be light and carefree, or it can be nervous, barely restrained. And the one who laughs can be completely unconsciously open to us. His laughter is not just a sound, it is an imprint of his inner world.

Laughter as a language of emotions
When a person laughs, his emotions "come out".

Whether someone laughs with joy, his laughter will be light, sincere, with sparkles in his eyes.

When a person laughs from nerves, his laughter can be spontaneous, intermittent, unnatural.

Laughter from relief often sounds like a deep sigh, like a release from heaviness.

In any case, laughter not only reveals feelings, but also strengthens the connection between people. We often laugh because we feel that we can be vulnerable at this moment, without hiding our emotions. We laugh because we understand each other without words.

Laughter is honesty
Often we hide our feelings with words, try to be "correct" and "restrained", but laughter does not lie. It immediately shows what is happening in our soul at this moment. Maybe that's where its power lies - in the fact that it strips us bare, forcing us to show our true feelings and thoughts, even if we're not ready to say them.

Laughter is impulsive, but that's what makes it real.
It's not always beautiful, it's not always right, but it's always honest. And if you laugh, you show who you really are. At that moment, nothing else matters.