Reply to "The 5 Languages of Love?"

Hi NavyMe,
I read it a LONG time ago but found it very helpful. My husband and I speak much different languages. Realizing that his main language of love was acts of service really helped me communicate more clearly to him. We kept trying to say "I love you" in our own language of love (mine is words of encouragement, followed strongly by gift giving

) but we were saying it in a way that we could hear ourselves but that wasn't being heard by the person it was intended for. It was interesting reading. And there's nothing wrong with figuring out different ways to understand yourself. Always use whatever you can lay your hands on that make sense.

10/27/1110:15 AM

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