We've all heard that laughter is the best medicine, and it's true. Laughter relieves stress, elevates mood, enhances creativity, and makes you more resilient. But it’s not just good for your emotional and physical health. It’s also good for your relationships. Laughter brings people closer together and creates intimacy. And it’s an especially powerful tool for managing conflict and reducing tension when emotions are running high. Whether with romantic partners, friends and family, or co-workers, you can learn to use humor and play to smooth over disagreements, lower everyone's stress level, and communicate in a way that builds up the relationships rather than breaking it down.
Here's how it works:
http://www.skillzah.com/2016/07/relationship-tips-importance-of-humor.html

being facetious spice things up a lot , I've been there .

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no be who don chop go get strength to laugh?

It's a step