Single, married, divorced, or somewhere in between, everyone has a love language. Dr. Gary Chapman has outlined five primary love languages – acts of service, gifts, physical touch, words of affirmation, and spending quality time. One BIG problem with understanding Dr. Chapman’s work is this: people think that their love language is what they do for others. For example, if I like giving things TO OTHERS (and I do), that doesn’t mean my love language is gift giving. Instead, a person’s love language is something done TO THEM that makes them feel loved. For example, if someone spends quality time with me, I feel loved (and I do). Finally, don’t expect others to automatically know your love language. So, tell them today! Happy Valentine’s Day. [P.S. A great gift would be one of Dr. Chapman’s books. Enjoy!]
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