Gary Chapman initially presented the idea of love languages in his book The 5 Love Languages. Each individual has a unique ways of giving and receiving love. Knowing your love language can help you better communicate with your spouse and keep your relationship strong.

 

Words of affirmations doesn't mean you should always compliment your partner. Instead, you should express your gratitude for all the things they do to look after you, such as cooking supper or walking the dog. Words that convey your appreciation for your partner's contributions to the relationship.

 

Most people immediately think of sex whenever physical touch is said, but that is not the case with this terminology. It's the tender embraces, hugging, and holding hands that give you a sense of security and affection. This love language is yours if you feel adored while your lover is at your side.

 

No, this isn't about mundane things. Here, what matters is the gesture that underlies the action. A simple ice cream date or bouquet of flowers are examples of considerate presents in this love language. They serve as a reminder of your affection for one another even when you are away.

 

Giving your spouse all of your attention is key to communicating with them in this love language. Pay close attention to whatever they say, and be totally present with them at all times throughout the time you spend together.

The saying that "Actions speak louder than words" is true. Making your partner's life easy is the main goal here. One way to show your partner that you care is to remember to take care of the little things without asking. Small actions have a big impact on a relationship. This is unquestionably your language of love if you do that.

Being broke does not exclude one from showing love to their partner. You can express your affection without draining your bank account by using the next 8 tips.

1. Text a morning greeting.

Send them a text that says, "Good Morning, Beautiful," even if they were next to you while you slept the night before. This little act of kindness goes a long way, despite its simplicity.

2. Write a love letter

 

When was the last time you sent your significant other a love letter? Despite being outdated, it is still romantic. If you take your time and put everything you're thinking and feeling on paper, you could start to cry joyful tears.

3. Have breakfast in bed for them.

Everyone should, at least once in their lives, have breakfast in bed since it is the most significant meal of the day. They will most certainly feel loved by it.

4. A night of watching their favourite film

Compromise and empathy are required here. Do it, even if it means watching a 2-hour movie you dislike but she likes. She will be aware of your commitment to them.

5. Make a mixtape.

Although the technology may have evolved, the underlying philosophy has not. Make the ideal playlist to share with that special someone by collecting your favourite songs that bring back those memories.

6. Make a slideshow of your photos.

To relive all of your memorable experiences, make a picture slideshow of your finest times spent together.

7. Massage the person.

 

We all lead busy lives; be sure to give your loved one a pleasant, soothing massage to help them relax a little. If you lack the funds for a spa, do not give up. You may always decide to massage a loved one on your own.

8. Prepare them dinner.

It's not necessary to be a chef to prepare a tasty supper. Look for recipes online, then start cooking. For someone whose significant other prepares every night, this is a great idea. They will undoubtedly smile if you surprise them with food.