Physical Touch
In relationships, you thrive most when you receive a lot of physical affection from your partner. It doesn't necessarily have to be lovemaking (although that is a way you strongly connect with your loved one); you feel most secure and loved when your partner gives you hugs, comes up to you for no reason to kiss you, and dotes on you physically. Chances are highly likely that this is how you show your love to your partner in a relationship. You still love to spend quality time with your partner, and verbal praise is important to you as well. Who doesn't love a bouquet of fresh flowers, or a romantic dinner? Out of the five love languages you simply thrive most with a partner who is physically affectionate and loves to cuddle and be intimate often. Now, share this knowledge with your partner so he/she knows how to love you best!
5 Love Languages Quiz said:So you got a mix... not a surprise! Most people in fact need a mixture of love languages, and this combination fits you best. You thrive from quality time with your partner. It could mean a picnic for just the two of you (without distractions), so you can spend special time together, or it could be something smaller, like your partner turning the TV off when you walk in the door, to spend time with you after a hard day at work. It is highly likely that you are the one currently, who plans special time for you and your partner, because it is one way you feel most loved in a relationship. The other way in which you feel most loved is by verbal praise and affirmations from your partner. You need to be told, fairly often, that you are important, and why. Combine the two acts together and you are in heaven! So the next time your loved one asks you what he/she can do for you... tell him/her, "Plan some special quality time for us and write down 10 reasons why you love me." If your partner already loves you in the ways you need, perhaps share this quiz with him/her to understand if you are loving your partner in the ways he/she needs to be most loved!
Don't need a test. I know the answers.
Touch > Quality Time > Words of affirmation > Acts of service >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Gift giving.
Also, I think there should be a sixth love language, the love language of refraining from doing things you know makes your partner uncomfortable. If that were one of them it would probably be in second place for me.
look we're compatible!
Just know that after saying that, if you give me a gift, I am going to go berserk.
I don't comprehend gift giving that well tbh. Like, I do buy things for my mom but it comes from some sentimental thing usually. Otherwise my "gifts" are really just handmade art projects inspired by you. XD Is that still too much? If I write you a song and sing it to you will you hate me? XD
That's approaching a metaphysical question. Is a song a thing? And if it is not a thing, is it a gift? According to this typology, the answer to the second question would be no; clearly this definition of gift means only ontologically real objects. The first question remains unanswered, though.