5 Love Languages: Identification, Expression, in Relationships - Healthline
Do you have a friend who says they'd take a clean kitchen over flowers any day when you'd prefer a little romance? That right there is a basic example of different love languages. We all express and receive love differently and those differences could be the reason why feelings and good intentions sometimes get lost in translation. For example, you spend weeks trying to find a partner the most amazing gift ever, but come their birthday they respond with "I would've been happy just ordering in and then snuggling up on the couch together." It's not necessarily that they're ungrateful or that you messed up. They just communicate their love differently — or have a different love language. Recognizing how you and a partner like to receive and express love could lead to more thoughtful connections and a healthy relationship — not to mention less explosive birthdays and Valentines. There are five love languages as first introduced in 1992 by marriage counselor Dr...