Sharing Media and Sharing Laughter

Sharing laughter is a win-win situation

Making people laugh can be genuinely beneficial, both psychologically and socially, and to those supplying the humor, even physically. Humor and laughter reduces stress by lowering cortisol which is the stress hormone. It improves mood by releasing endorphins, which create a sense of well-being to human beings. It also helps people cope with difficult situations, making tough times feel more manageable. Ironically, sharing humor really benefits the joke supplier. It builds connections, laughing together creates trust and bonding among everyone involved. It actually improves communication skills because humor and jokes can break tension and open dialogue. And most importantly it increases likability, meaning people who make others laugh are often seen as more approachable and even charismatic. So the benefits of laughing are enjoyed by everyone involved.

Sharing media is contagious

Sharing media online very often makes people laugh, and there are many reasons why it works so well. As a matter of fact, sharing media is extremely contagious. Funny images, memes, short videos, and GIFs are easy to understand and require little effort. People laugh quickly—and then share it again. These media files spread faster than some other types of online content. When media is reflecting a shared experience, whether it's work related stress, issues in family life, investing mistakes, personal annoyances, or whatever, people laugh because they feel seen and understood. Seeing others like these fun media shares, comment on them, or re-share the same content, is the payback that they are looking for. The humorous content creates a shared group reaction and before you know it, the benefits come full circle.



Some media sharing examples

It didn't take long to find some shareable media examples. They can be found almost everywhere. Take some time, and have a laugh. Viewing these examples may be the jumpstart you need for you to begin sharing.
  1. ATV Parts Locator has numerous examples of ATV related funny video clips. These clips all include share buttons to make sharing life easier. The videos depict humor from ATV and off-road situations.
  2. USA Dental Edge has numerous examples of dentistry related funny video clips. These clips all include share buttons to make sharing life easier. The videos depict humor dentist and dental hygienist situations.
  3. Explorer Guitars has numerous examples of electric guitar related funny video clips. These clips all include share buttons to make sharing life easier. The videos depict humorous guitar and band playing situations.
  4. Official Silver has a large image gallery of various silver bars and rounds with some bonus funny silver video clips. These bullion themed clips all include share buttons to make sharing life easier.


Why mot share this post, start the chain reaction, and enjoy the benefits. Laughter is truly contagious...

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