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The Five Languages Of Love
We express or receive love in five fundamental ways:
- Acts of service (like washing the partner’s car).
- Spending quality time.
- Words of affirmation or motivation.
- Gifts
- Touch, intimacy and closeness.
Often, the two partners have different love languages, and there may be misunderstandings about not receiving the kind of love that is being given by one partner.
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Keep Talking All The Time
One needs to have a constant, open line of communication to ensure there is never a need to ‘talk’, which only happens because it wasn’t happening by default.
If one partner feels stuck in a relationship, it is a great idea to talk and clear out things and then decide what one’s role would...
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The concept of the 5 love languages
It refers to the idea that we all give and receive love differently. The five languages are:
- Words of affirmation
- Acts of service
- Receiving gifts
- Quality time
- Physical touch
The 5 Love Languages
The 5 Love Languages is the concept, from Dr. Gary Chapman, that there are five different ways of communicating love.
The 5 Love Languages are:
- Words of Affirmation
- Quality Time
- Receiving Gifts
Chapman’s Five Love Languages
Author Gary Chapman developed the theory that there are five basic ways romantic partners give and receive love.
The five love languages are:
- Physical touch
- Quality time
- Acts of service, such as cooking a meal o...
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