Love Languages? What are they?

The time spent together is the kind that is considered to be of higher quality. It's all about communicating your love and devotion by giving someone your whole attention. When spending time with your significant other, you should put away any electronic devices, such as a mobile phone or tablet, and direct your attention only to them. And when you do it, it strikes their heart in a manner that is meaningful to them in a way that counts. They get the impression that you have purposefully set aside time for them, which makes them feel valued and unique in addition to important and loved.

Examples: 

• Try a new activity together 
• Talk without distractions 
• Watch a tv show together 
• Do chores and run errands together

When it comes to these individuals, actions speak louder than words. Acts of Service is a kind of communication that may be best summed up as doing something for your partner that you are certain they will appreciate, or that will relieve some of the pressure they are under.

Examples:

• Filling up gas for them 
• Making them lunch 
• Booking their appointments 
• Helping them with small tasks 

When you or your spouse shows love via the exchange of gifts, it implies that you are treasured, that they are demonstrating their love for you through an item, or that you prefer to demonstrate your love through the exchange of presents. This object might be something little and inexpensive, such as a cup of coffee or a flower picked from the garden, or something more substantial, such as a handbag or a pair of shoes, depending on the person and their financial situation!

"I was thinking about you when I saw this, which is why I chose to acquire it, and you're constantly in my thoughts" is the message sent by giving or receiving gifts.

Examples:

• Getting them flowers
• Getting something small they mentioned in the past 
• Getting them coffee or lunch on their lunch/ study break 
• Making them a handmade gift

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If you consider physical contact your "love language," you value this kind of display of affection more than any other form of affection, including words of affirmation and material goods. Hugs, pats on the head for reassurance, holding hands, and other forms of physical contact may all be considered physical touch. 

Examples:

• Hugging often 
• Giving kisses
• Holding hands 
• Being near your person/ touching when they are near