The way you express your feelings of love toward someone, or something you love, or have love for.
Ex)
-spoiling, presents, surprises (me)
-kinky sex
-verbally,flirting
-PDA
Ex)
-spoiling, presents, surprises (me)
-kinky sex
-verbally,flirting
-PDA
Barnes and Noble sells a lot of books explaining the different love languages and their characteristics. They sit somewhere near the marital advice and divorce section.
by Drunkenglasses February 2, 2018
There are 5 Love Languages.
More than one love language can apply to any one person.
Understanding is the key to forming a long lasting bond and relationship.
Words of affirmation – using words to build up the other person. “Your eyebrows look great today".
Gifts – a gift says, “she thinks of me".
Acts of Service – Doing something for your spouse that you know they would
like. Cooking a meal, washing dishes, vacuuming floors, are all acts of service.
Quality time – by which I mean, giving your spouse your undivided attention.
Taking a walk together or sitting on the couch with the TV off – talking and
listening.
Physical touch – holding hands, hugging, kissing, sexual intercourse, are all expressions of love.
More than one love language can apply to any one person.
Understanding is the key to forming a long lasting bond and relationship.
Words of affirmation – using words to build up the other person. “Your eyebrows look great today".
Gifts – a gift says, “she thinks of me".
Acts of Service – Doing something for your spouse that you know they would
like. Cooking a meal, washing dishes, vacuuming floors, are all acts of service.
Quality time – by which I mean, giving your spouse your undivided attention.
Taking a walk together or sitting on the couch with the TV off – talking and
listening.
Physical touch – holding hands, hugging, kissing, sexual intercourse, are all expressions of love.
by _The Secret_ February 25, 2020
Their conversation seemed perverse to the outside world but it was a love language only they could understand.
by Rosegoldqueen1 July 13, 2018
