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    The document discusses five different love languages: acts of service, physical touch, quality time, words of affirmation, and receiving gifts. It provides examples of how each love language expresses and receives love and affection. The conclusion notes that partners should understand each other's preferred love languages to effectively communicate love.

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    5 Signs of Love

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    The document discusses five different love languages: acts of service, physical touch, quality time, words of affirmation, and receiving gifts. It provides examples of how each love language expresses and receives love and affection. The conclusion notes that partners should understand each other's preferred love languages to effectively communicate love.

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    The document discusses five different love languages: acts of service, physical touch, quality time, words of affirmation, and receiving gifts. It provides examples of how each love language expresses and receives love and affection. The conclusion notes that partners should understand each other's preferred love languages to effectively communicate love.

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    1.

    Service Deeds

    A person feels loved and appreciated for acts of service when someone does
    nice things for them, such as:

    Assisting with the dishes


    Errands to run
    Vacuuming
    Filling up the gas tank

    They enjoy it when people do little things for them and are frequently found
    performing acts of service for others.

    2. Physical Contact

    Physical affection is how a person who has physical touch as their primary love
    language feels loved. Apart from sex, they feel loved when their partner, for
    example, holds their hand, touches their arm, or gives them a massage at the end of
    the day. A perfect date for this person might include cuddling on the couch with a
    glass of wine and a good movie. They simply want to be physically close to their
    partner.
    3. Time Well Spent

    Someone who speaks this love language desires undivided attention. When you are
    together, they will feel loved if you are present and focused on them. This includes
    putting down the phone, switching off the tablet, making eye contact, and actively
    listening.

    4. Words of Encouragement

    Words of affirmation are expressions of affection expressed through spoken words,


    praise, or appreciation. When this is someone's primary love language, they
    appreciate encouraging words, uplifting quotes, love notes, and cute text messages.
    You can brighten this person's day by complimenting them or highlighting
    something they do well.

    Note:

    You may express affection to your significant other on a regular basis,


    but do you take the time to ensure that you're communicating it in the way
    that your partner prefers to receive it? When two partners speak different
    love languages, even love can get lost in translation.

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