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* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'': "Poetry Mixup" and [[SoundToScreenAdaptation "Bones, Son of Cyrano" (the TV remake)]], Mr. Boynton writes down a poem from ''Theatre/CyranoDeBergerac''. Boynton lends it to Walter Denton so the teen could use it to woo "the fair Harriet" [[ItMakesSenseInContext by anonymously hiding the poem in Harriet's lunch]]. Unfortunately, Harriet recognizes Mr. Boynton's handwriting and immediately becomes a SmittenTeenageGirl. Harriet returns Mr. Boynton's poem as a gesture of her love, madly giggling.

* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'': "Poetry Mixup" and [[SoundToScreenAdaptation "Bones, Son of Cyrano" (the TV remake)]], Mr. Boynton writes down a poem from ''Theater/CyranoDeBergerac''. Boynton lends it to Walter Denton so the teen could use it to woo "the fair Harriet" [[ItMakesSenseInContext by anonymously hiding the poem in Harriet's lunch]]. Unfortunately, Harriet recognizes Mr. Boynton's handwriting and immediately becomes a SmittenTeenageGirl. Harriet returns Mr. Boynton's poem as a gesture of her love, madly giggling.

* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'': "Poetry Mixup" and [[SoundToScreenAdaptation "Bones, Son of Cyrano" (the TV remake)]], Mr. Boynton writes down a poem from ''Theater/CyranodeBergerac''. Boynton lends it to Walter Denton so the teen could use it to woo "the fair Harriet" [[ItMakesSenseInContext by anonymously hiding the poem in Harriet's lunch]]. Unfortunately, Harriet recognizes Mr. Boynton's handwriting and immediately becomes a SmittenTeenageGirl. Harriet returns Mr. Boynton's poem as a gesture of her love, madly giggling.

* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'': "Poetry Mixup" and [[SoundToScreenAdaptation "Bones, Son of Cyrano" (the TV remake)]], Mr. Boynton writes down a poem from ''Theater/CyranoDeBergerac''. Boynton lends it to Walter Denton so the teen could use it to woo "the fair Harriet" [[ItMakesSenseInContext by anonymously hiding the poem in Harriet's lunch]]. Unfortunately, Harriet recognizes Mr. Boynton's handwriting and immediately becomes a SmittenTeenageGirl. Harriet returns Mr. Boynton's poem as a gesture of her love, madly giggling.

This is TruthInTelevision (obviously).

* Touched on by Creator/NormMacDonald in his book ''Based on a True Story'', as part of debunking the common belief that women are particularly attracted to guys with a good sense of humor:

-->Women are attracted to funny men, it is often said. This is not true. It only appears this way because women laugh at everything a very handsome man says. So this gives the very handsome men the idea that they are funny.

This trope is when a character (usually female) develops a tendency to giggle or even laugh when around their {{love interest|s}}, particularly when the love interest in question is joking around, or when they do something particularly romantic, such as {{holding hands}}. This may be accompanied by a CrushBlush. The SmittenTeenageGirl is particularly prone to this, as are the SickeninglySweethearts.

* [[LaughOfLove/AnimatedFilms Films — Animation]]

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* ''Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia'' fanfic ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11886910/1/Gankona-Unnachgiebig-Unità Gankona, Unnachgiebig, Unità]]'': Both Italy and Japan laughed around each other. They also happen to share feelings for each other.

* These tend to be common in the videos that Creator/ChrisStuckmann makes which have his wife Sam as a guest. Case in point: [[https://youtu.be/QD7vVsz6jDc their 2013 Valentine's Day special]] (quite appropriately).

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[[caption-width-right:350: Sadly for Dave, [[ImagineSpot it's all in his imagination]].]]

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Giggling is also a sign of the character imagining themself doing things with their lover. For... less than stable characters, it shows their obsession with their love, and can overlap with GigglingVillain in extreme cases.

* The Captain and Tennille recorded their cover of "Muskrat Love", which concerns a romance between two muskrats, which elicits giggling from the female. "Now he's tickling her fancy, rubbing her toes / Muzzle to muzzle, now anything goes / As they wriggle / Sue starts to giggle."

* ''Series/Daredevil2015'': Matt and Karen. It becomes especially prevalent during the first part of season 2, where they usually are giggling and flirting whenever Foggy is not in the room, allowing them to have a moment.

** In "[[Recap/BuffyTheVampireSlayerS7E6Him Him]]", Dawn and RJ are laughing while dirty-dancing together at a party.

* It has been noted that when a person is in love with someone else, even their lame jokes will become hilarious to the person in question, and they tend to laugh more when they are around that person. As a result, this is a reliable means of identifying if someone is in love with you (especially if the person in question is a girl).

* ''Series/Daredevil2015'': Matt and Karen. It becomes especially prevalent during the first part of season 2, where they constantly giggle and smile constantly whenever Foggy is not in the room, allowing them to have a moment.

* ''Series/Daredevil2015'': Matt and Karen tend to smile and giggle when they're flirting with each other.

* In ''Franchise/{{Naruto}}'', there are at least two instances where [[ShrinkingViolet Hinata Hyuga]] giggled after [[IdiotHero Naruto]] (who is also her crush [[spoiler: and future husband]]) said something foolish. The first time was at the end of the first part of the Chuunin Exams. The second time was in ''Anime/TheLastNarutoTheMovie'', while the two of them were investigating an abandoned shinobi village.

** ''LaughOfLove/GravityFalls''

* An inversion occurs in Music/JoJo's "[[https://youtu.be/s8LIRtPnuA8 Too Little, Too Late]]", where she's laughing and cheering in the rain following a bad break-up.