Want to know how to make your relationship more satisfying and fulfilling" Once you know which love language your partner speaks, you have a cheat sheet to their heart. Yes, love is an actual language because not everyone shows it or accepts it in the same way. For example, your husband may feel the most loved when you cook dinner for him, while you couldn’t care less if he makes you a five-course meal. You may love taking walks on the beach sharing your heart, while your husband might feel like it’s just too much talking. Here’s a summary of the five different love languages, based on the book The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman. The idea is to decide which language fits each of you best via a quiz in the book. If you’ve been with your partner long enough, you may be able to guess based on the descriptions below which one they are! Quality Time
This love language is about devoting time to someone without being preoccupied with something else. Quality time means going for a walk and just talking about the day. Have a meal together without the TV on or phones present. Set a scheduled “date night” every week, even if it’s only to run errands or go to the gym together. It’s hard in today’s world with the kids’ schedules, work, and home life to carve out attention and free time, but you have to make it a point when you’re married to someone whose love language is quality time. When you’re distract...