What might it mean if you notice someone's laughter sounding fake or forced?
either you’re overthinking, their real laugh sounds fake, they’re being polite, they’re depressed and trying to hide it, or they’re psychotic and trying to appear normal
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What might it mean if you notice someone's laughter sounding fake or forced?
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Means they're nervous they're trying to impress
Laugh at their fake laugh so he/she can start laughing for real
Yes and then the just blocked me and refused emails and left me in times I may have need them the most
that their laughter is fake or forced
They probably don't find you funny 😂
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They could be depressed, could not want to hurt your feelings or they could just be going through something they don’t wanna talk about
1. Humoring you. Afterall, must be polite at all times, even if it means being fake
2. They're not really paying attention. Especially if you notice they're timing is off on top of sincerity
2. They're not really paying attention. Especially if you notice they're timing is off on top of sincerity
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The joke may not be funny 😁
Means they're uncomfortable or they're trying to boost your ego for some reason
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They are uncomfortable, or they heard something awkward didn't know how to react to it except by laughing