There are five love languages, according to Gary Chapman. These are physical touch, words of affirmation, gifts, acts of service, and quality time.
Physical touch is the most common love language, according to Chapman. People who love this way usually appreciate being touched on the arm, back, or head. They may also enjoy a long, comfortable hug.
Words of affirmation are a way of telling someone that you appreciate them. For example, they might say things like, “You’re the best thing that’s ever happened to me,” or “You make me so happy.”
Gifts are a way of showing someone that you care. They can be small, like flowers, or more substantial, like a gift certificate to a restaurant.
Acts of service are something that the person receiving the service can do for the person giving the service. This might include doing something around the house, taking the person to a movie, or even just listening.
Quality time is time spent with the person you love. This can be anything from cuddling on the couch to taking a long walk.
Understanding and communicating your love language can help you build a stronger relationship. It can also help your loved ones understand and appreciate you more.
