Language Of Love

Physical Touch



Your primary language of love is physical touch. A hug or a touch on the shoulder can comfort you and show you how much a loved one cares for you. Especially when you're feeling down, physical touch more than anything else can cheer you up and bring you closer to loved ones.

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Do you know how it's like to love someone who loves with a different language? I think I know. Whoever said anything about loving being easy? It just makes one more willing to make the effort to learn the beloved's love language and risk the pain that may come as a result of loving.

What is your love language? Are you willing to learn a different language? Or would you only look for those who express in the same love language?

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