What Are Love Languages?

Objective: Learn the five love languages and their significance in relationships.

The Five Love Languages (By Dr. Gary Chapman):

1. Words of Affirmation:
   1. Expressing love and appreciation through verbal encouragement, compliments, and kind words.
   1. Example: “You look amazing today” or “I’m proud of you for all you’ve accomplished.”
2. Quality Time:
   1. Giving undivided attention and meaningful engagement.
   1. Example: Spending time together on a hike, having deep conversations, or sharing meals distraction-free.
3. Receiving Gifts:
   1. Expressing care through thoughtful presents that symbolize love.
   1. Example: Giving a book she mentioned wanting or flowers just because.
4. Acts of Service:
   1. Demonstrating love by doing helpful things.
   1. Example: Preparing her favorite meal, running errands, or fixing something around the house.
5. Physical Touch:
   1. Expressing affection through physical closeness.
   1. Example: Holding hands, hugs, or a comforting touch on the shoulder.

Key Takeaway: Each person has one or two primary love languages that resonate most with how they receive and express love.