Love languages refer to the different ways in which individuals express and receive love and affection in their relationships.
The 6 love languages are:
1. Words of affirmation: This love language involves expressing affection and appreciation through words. Saying “I love you,” giving compliments, or writing love notes are examples of this.
2. Quality time: Spending focused and undivided attention with your partner, such as going on dates, engaging in meaningful conversations, or sharing experiences.
3. Acts of service: Doing things for your partner, such as cooking a meal, cleaning the house, or running errands, to show your love and care.
4. Physical touch: Expressing affection through physical touch, such as hugging, kissing, holding hands, or engaging in sexual intimacy.
5. Receiving gifts: The art of expressing love through giving and receiving gifts, which can range from small tokens of appreciation to grand gestures.
6. Cheekiness: Arguably this was invented right now out of my own cheekiness. Just for a bit of fun. But, studies have shown that I do indeed respond well to this playful act of love.
Understanding your own and your partner’s love language can help you communicate your love and affection more effectively and build a stronger, more fulfilling relationship.
The concept of love languages was popularised by the author Gary Chapman in his book “The Five Love Languages: How to Express Heartfelt Commitment to Your Mate.”
How do you express and receive love in your relationship?
Sam Taylor 