Languages of love

Enjoy this helpful guide to navigating the love languages. Perfect for couples, kids, and other types of relationships! Free printable included

Learn about the five languages of love; words of affirmations, quality time, receiving gifts, acts of service, and physical touch.

Are you familiar with the 5 love languages? The concept was originally created by Gary Chapman in his book, The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts, and include include words of affirmation, physical touch, quality time, receiving gifts, and acts of service. Here are 60+ ways to show you

Almost all of us are looking for love in life. But very few of us realize that there are more types of love than just the romantic one that we all know about. Because our culture is so immersed in romantic love, we have managed to neglect other types of love which are, in some cases, more stable. #ErosLove #RomanticLove #PhiliaLove #AffectionateLove #FamilialLove #AgapeLove #SelflessLove #LudusLove #PlayfulLove #Pragmalove #EnduringLove #Philautialove #SelfLove #Manialove #ObsessiveLove

100 Words of Affirmation Love Language (Free Printable List) #affirmations #love #printables // Love Language, Words of Affirmation, Be Kind

He may have created the five love languages, but Mr. Chapman doesn’t seem to understand that you can’t love a person while denying their identity. The post The Creator Of The 5 Love Languages Is A Homophobe And This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things appeared first on Scary Mommy.

All you omniglots out there might not have any trouble in telling anyone, anywhere, that you love them in any language. The rest of us might have a little trouble. For all you cross-language lovers out there -- or aspiring cross-language lovers -- here's a crash course in "I love you" from Memrise. They've even got you covered in the unlikely case that the apple of your eye speaks pig-latin, and the unlikely case that you don't already know how to speak it. Check out a full I-Love-You below.

This free quiz reveals how you prefer to give and receive love. The concept of love languages was created by couples counselor Dr. Gary Chapman, who observed that people differ in what sort of interactions make them feel loved. Dr. Chapman described 5 love languages, however our research on over 500,000 volunteers indicates there are actually seven distinct ways of showing love. This quiz measures your preference for each of the 7 love styles.