(Photo: Couldn't resist all the hearts last strawberry season.)
What does it take to get you to hear "I love you"?
- Help with baby or the dishes?
- Chocolates and roses?
- A heartfelt compliment?
- A dinner for two where you linger over coffee and conversation?
- Kisses, hugs and lots of cuddles?
Chances are you'd like some of them all. But if Gary Chapman is right, each one of us has a predominant love language.
This Valentine's Day why not review his description of the five love languages: service, gifts, affirmation, quality time and physical touch. Then say "I love you" in a way your significant other won't be able to miss.
- Take the 30-second love language assessment here.
- Of course Dr. Chapman talks about them in much more detail within the love language books he's written:
- The Five Love Languages of Teens
- The Five Love Languages of Children
- In case this day finds you in a spot where you and your love need to resolve some issues, check out the Five Languages of Apology. Good, good stuff.
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