In this generation many fields have developed, technology, educational curriculum, the law and even Love. Of course love has been in existence since the old days but now there are titles and categories to love. There is a now a whole language we need to know to understand the term and action; love.

What is Love Language?

Love language is the way we human, express and receive love from our partner or loved ones. There are 5 love languages and they are:

1. Words of Affirmation
2. Acts of Service
3. Receiving Gifts and Gifts giving
4. Quality time
5. Physical Touch

Words of Affirmation

This is love in form of words. It’s about expressing affection through praise, appreciation and reassurance. If you are someone that claims this is their love language then you enjoy kind words, encouragement, cute texts and even love letters. You can make their day by just complimenting and praising them.

Acts of Service

This is love in form of servicing. You love doing the little things your loved one needs, it can be a simple task like running errands, opening the door for them, getting them something they really need. This love language is very close to chivalry acts.

Receiving Gifts and Gift giving

This love is in form of gifts, but I mean who does not love gifts. This love language involves giving and receiving gifts from your loved ones. They treasure not only the gift itself but also the time and effort the gift-giver put into selecting it.

Quality time

This love language involves spending alone time with your loved one. You can include going on dates, concerts and  little errands just to spend quality time together. They feel most loved if you give them your undivided attention and spend time together in meaningful and interactive ways.

Physical Touch

This love is in form of physical affection. Asides from sex which is what might come to mind, there are other ways to feel physical affection. You can feel it through holding of hands, a massage, holding their arm and hugs. They feel most loved when physically interacting with their partner.