How to speak your spouse's love language

Have you ever felt like you and your loved ones are speaking different "languages" when it comes to expressing affection? Dr. Gary Chapman’s The 5 Love Languages offers a simple yet powerful framework to bridge these gaps, ensuring your expressions of love truly resonate with others. Each person has a primary "love language"—the way they feel most loved and appreciated. Understanding these can transform relationships, making love more intentional and impactful. Here’s a quick look at the five love languages: 1. Words of Affirmation For some, words hold the most power. Compliments, kind words, and verbal encouragement make them feel deeply valued. Whether it’s saying, “I’m proud of you,” or “You mean the world to me,” these affirmations fuel their emotional tank. Be sincere, and avoid harsh words—they can hurt deeply. 2. Acts of Service Actions speak louder than words for those who value this language. Simple acts like making dinner, running errands, or helping with ...