If two partners aren't on the same page, however, of if they don't understand each other's love language, it can lead to hurt feelings and misunderstandings. If your partner's love language revolves around gifts, they may not be as physical, but they'll be super into getting you cool things for your birthday. So, if your love language is physical touch, you'll likely want to be hugged, kissed, and held that's how you'll give love and feel loved. In the book, Chapman describes the five ways people prefer to give and receive love, AKA your "languages." These include: touch, offering words of affirmation, spending quality time together, receiving gifts, and acts of service. If you haven't read it, it may be worth a look, especially since problems can occur when your love language doesn't match up with your partner's.
By now, you've likely heard all about the various "love languages," which come from the now-famous book, " The 5 Love Languages," by Dr.
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