Often I have heard my mother or the elders saying, "Don't laugh so much, have some control, or it will bring sadness for you soon." There are often some situations when we laugh so much that our eyes get wet too, not the tears of happiness which is something else. To be honest, I have often faced this type of extreme laughter and heard this phrase, but I can't remember if I have met sadness next to these laughter events. Who remembers these? Even if we encounter sadness, we will not blame our laughter from the past as sadness would always have a reason to blame more precisely.
Well, today, I am remembering something from the back. It was a deliberate action that was sure to cause pain. Knowingly got carried away, and that's now turned into a reason for sadness, fulfilling the tales of elders. At that moment, I didn't remember the elderly talks; I was having my moment, enjoying my stuff with the consciousness that it's going to strike back. I was mentally prepared that, "Okay, I am gonna tackle that too." So I won't say it was exactly the same as they say because it was sure to come, but do you believe that we really encounter sadness after extreme levels of laughter and stuff like that? Have you experienced something like that to be sure of this?
Happiness and sadness come and go in our life, being piled with enough complexities, who get the spare time to match these equations that comes after that? This happened due to that, we just checked the direct facts and worked with them; no such equations without valid facts get prioritized.
To be honest, I have listened to those saying from my childhood, and when you are deep-dived into laughter over something, then this kind of saying can't do much harm except giving its attendance. On those moments, this one gets funnier too; no way on earth to pull the hardest break to stop the laughter completely as if nothing happened. Yes, when I am at my peak excitement of laughter, then there are no breaks that work, but this kinda extreme situation doesn't occur frequently. It requires a high level of a comfort zone, my close people, and the funniest tale.
One of the funniest tales starts with my friends; I do have a close circle of four friends, and I do have a few other circles consisting of some common and different friends too, which could have been best explained in sets, hehe. Okay, so, one day, we four were having a fun break in another's home. So suddenly, a trimmer appeared before us, and one of us claimed himself having some expertise in trimmer usage. For the experimental purpose of showing his skills, we pick one of our easy targets, who is always the chicken to be sacrificed. Of course, we had to force him to experiment. So things were going smoothly with his mustache, but due to his sudden movement, our expert made the mistake of cutting off his mustache very badly. At first sight of him, we three burst into laughter. I was literally feeling pain in my belly after so much continuous laughter. And he was yelling at us; the more he sees himself in the mirror, the more his yelling gets. We were laughing shamelessly even after his continuous yellings; it was fueling our laughter more and more, our eyes were completely wet, and my stomach started to ache very badly.
Ummm, I don't remember any sadness after that event, so yeah, let's enjoy our moments; laugh the shit out of you. Whatever is going to happen will eventually happen, and that will happen for a valid reason, which has nothing to do with your laughter.