Gina Heslop
Reading jokes can be a lot of fun and also good for our mental health and social well-being. Here’s a joke that shows how humor can be part of a loving relationship:
One day, a husband asked his wife a serious question. “Will you marry again after I die?” he inquired.
The wife thought for a moment and replied, “No, I will live with my sister.”
Curious, she then asked him the same question. “Will you marry again after I die?”
The husband, with a playful grin, responded, “No, I will also live with your sister.”
The wife says she would live with her sister, suggesting she wouldn’t remarry but instead would seek comfort with her family.
When she turns the question back to her husband, he gives a clever answer, saying he would live with her sister too.
Their exchange shows how they can talk about a sad topic in a lighthearted way. The husband’s funny answer doesn’t just make the situation less serious; it also shows how well they understand each other.
They can joke about serious things because they have a strong bond and feel comfortable with each other.
