If this is an on-going pattern with him, I'd be very uncomfortable. I'd become uncomfortable laughing around him; I'd end up feeling like a fool a lot, or like I had missed something important or like I offended him. That would grow old fast. Most important, it would feel to me as if he is trying to control my emotions, rather than just being free to enjoy a moment. You could try gently challenging him when he does this, showing that you can enjoy a laugh without feeling restricted. If you can say this without any churning in your gut, you could try: "Tell you what. You laugh with me this time, instead of mefrowning with you! What do you say?"
laughing but very serious
Laughing but serious
laughing but very serious....
In text language, "lbvs" stands for "laughing but very serious." It is often used to convey humor or sarcasm in a message.
If he does that then if he looks serious then he wants to kiss you if hes laughing hes joking
it means laughing buddha laughing laughing Buddha laughing Buddha
That they are laughing, alot and cannot stop.
Laughing
Laughing mad loud
It means laughing my head or laughing my head off
That means he is laughing.
it means that you are laughing