Life without friends can feel empty, even after marriage. While I cherish the moments I spend with my husband and kids, laughing together as we watch TV, I’ve realized that moment of laughter with friends add a layer of fun.
I’m the kind of person who loves to welcome people into my life, but not just anyone only those who bring value and positivity. The presence of friends plays a significant role in our overall happiness. When I think back on fun memories with friends, it instantly brings a smile to my face.
I value the moments of laughter I share with both family and friends. Today, I want to share one of those special moments. While our gatherings aren’t always filled with laughter, they are always meaningful. Each time we come together, we discuss topics that have a lasting impact.
My husband is my number one source of laughter and shared moments. He loves talking politics and football, it was because of him I started watching football too.
Right from the very first day I met him before getting married, His conversations skills are intelligent and engaging, making them a pleasure to listen to when we talk politics. At least I am not a novice in that area.
Area I am not good at is the football which he loves. However, when he’s traveling or busy, I often turn to my friends for those moments to be revived.
I’m not someone who spends all my time in discussions, but there are moments when you just need someone to keep you company.
You might remember I mentioned my friend Rukie, she's the type who loves engaging in conversations. She’s been my go-to for good talks, even before I got married.
We last spoke on Sunday, and our discussion was about the current situation in our country. I clearly remember her saying that if the government doesn’t address the people needs soon, the ongoing protests could escalate into something more serious, riotous and dangerous.
When I’m with my husband and kids, certain topics naturally come up in our conversations, especially those that affect our daily lives. But there’s something special about having a friend like Rukie, someone you’ve known for a long time, even before marriage. The moments shared with such a friend are truly cherished.
Another way I generate moments of laughter with my family is by watching comedy. We love watching skits from talented creators, and one of our favorites is Sabinus.
He’s an incredibly funny skit maker, and every video of his has a moment that sparks laughter. One of his skits that really made us laugh was about him entering a boxing competition to win money. He thought it would be easy, but when he saw that his opponent was a giant, he quickly ran surrendered!
This is how I spend my laughter sessions. As they say, happiness is free, and it’s essential to do what you can to find it, as it plays a vital role in our mental health. If 80% of your time as a woman is filled with smiles and laughter from real-life moments, you’ll feel stronger and healthier.
I didn’t fully understand this before when I only spent my time with family. But I’ve discovered that adding friends to the mix creates even more laughter and shared memories together. These shared moments not only brighten your day but also become cherished memories for everyone involved, including your loved ones.
Thank you for reading! Wishing you all a lovely day!
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