There is that one thing that makes us happy or excited when someone does it for us. Each and everyone of us have a love language. For me it's the little things that matters. Something as small as noticing my likes and dislikes, or when am upset about something or not is one of my love language. What's yours?
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discuss What's your love language
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This thread focuses on relationships, including communication, dynamics, challenges, advice, and their impact on personal growth and connections.
When my partner finds time for us to be together despite their busy schedule, I appreciate it very much. It shows that they prioritize me enough to go the extra mile.
Gifting is my biggest love language. If I love you as my partner, I will always buy gifts for you as my women. I also appreciate it when I get gifts from my women too. I know the kind of things my women loves and whenever it's convenient for me to buy it for her, I will do so.
That's beautiful! Giving gifts is always a sign of love and care. There are emotions attached to gifts. Receiving gifts is also very enjoyable because it means your partner is considering you.
I do not think little acts or facial expression and body language can actually express love. These days you need to be vocal about love. You need to say I love you for your partner to realize that you love him/her. You need to post on social media and show the world how much you love. Our love or relationship has become filmy.
For me, the number 1 thing that I appreciate and absolutely love is a message/picture first thing in the morning from my partner if we haven't spent the night together. We don't currently live together, so we spend about half of our nights apart, so when I receive a message first thing on waking up and get to see/hear from her, I love it!
That's so sweet! receiving loving and romantic messages from your partner is a very good love language. I think there’s nothing more beautiful than waking up to a loving message.
I love attention so much. It's why I make sure to put my phone away to give my partner an undivided attention. I love it when they do the same for me too.
It is lovely to receive messages full of love and care and to feel that someone loves us. It is a romantic and sweet way of showing your partner you care and it sure does make your day. That said, no one will, I believe, dispute the fact that words of affirmation are quite surely one of the best kinds of love languages.
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Our love language can be different and this depend on who we are dealing with. For example, our love language could be really different when we are with our spouse. We may be really different when we are dealing with our children. So, this depends a lot on who we are dealing with.
That's a great point and it sounds great to o me. The fact is that our love language can be different in different situations and with different people. Having the knowledge of what our partners wanted will make it possible for us to express our love and care in a way that is more palatable to each person.
Quality time—I value undivided attention and meaningful moments.
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