Inappropriate giggling

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My mum and I were watching Rachael Ray at her house, yesterday afternoon. Rachel was showing footage of a new TV show where the nurses served 6 patty burgers to their obese patients. Everybody who walked into the restaurant had to be weighed. If a customer tipped the scales at 350 lbs, they got a free burger. There was a debate between two women. One was all for it, and the other one was against it. The woman who was against it, reminded me of that Autism Speaks refrigerator mother, who almost drove herself and her autistic daughter off a bridge. My mum said, "You were rolling your eyes at that woman, weren't you?" I started to giggle. Than I've preceded to tell my mum what I thought she wanted to hear. That they should give the burgers to homeless people, and free ones to the ones who weigh less than 100 lbs. If my mum knew the truth, she would have called a taxi to drive me home.

I laugh at people who hurt themselves. It's horrible and I don't want to do it. It's not that I think it's funny, I just can't help myself. I think it's a kind of stim like flapping and rocking when stressed but it is truly awful and I wish I didn't do it.

Occasionally, yes. But in general, my sense of humor just seems to be completely different from that of most other people I meet. Things which make them laugh a lot seldom even raise a smile from me, while things which they don't find particularly funny have had me having to leave the room, I was laughing so hard. I have quite a juvenile sense of humor, I think.

I also tend to suddenly remember funny things hours/days/weeks later and start giggling about them. It's quite difficult if I happen to be walking down the street, or sitting on a bus on my own at the time. People must see me suddenly grin and try to stop laughing at (apparently) nothing and think I'm hearing voices.

i giggle when people are fighting i just dont like fighting or yelling so i do that to shut them up.
i also giggle at stuff thats not funny to most people too

I laugh a lot randomly when I'm nervous. However, it helps to suppress your emotions - it's not tempting to do that anymore. But again, in a public setting, it is difficult to be completely emotionless. I tend to laugh when other people laugh, because laughing is contagious, but I know that it looks to others like I'm laughing for no reason. Somehow, things become funny to me when other people are laughing.

I hate to say this, but laughing uncontrollably when you hear about something completely horrible is a sign of emotional insecurity.

It's something I learned in psychology class.

Anyway, I do it too...I remember a time that I did it that was so humiliating to myself that it led me to quit boy scouts.

wierdest one was when I got attacked by 3 strangers in the street, they were all beating me up and for some reason it felt like the funniest thing in the world. I'n the end they must have beenn trying to beat me up even harder to wipe the smirk off my face . really strange bit is half the time I don't even find comedy amusing yet found that hillarious.

Today on the way back from school I couldn't stop laughing because I was remembering when a boy in my science class had been doing an impression of Herbert The Pervert from Family Guy, LOL.

I giggle or laugh inappropriately... o.O