Love Languages

[skreyola]

I feel loved when...
The Five Love Languages
My Primary Love Language is Physical Touch
My Detailed Results:Physical Touch: 10Quality Time: 9Acts of Service: 7Words of Affirmation: 3Receiving Gifts: 1About this quiz

Unhappiness in relationships is often due to the fact that we speak different love languages. It can be helpful to know what language

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[journey2emmaus]

I feel loved when...
The Five Love Languages
My Primary Love Language is Quality Time
My Detailed Results:Quality Time: 11Physical Touch: 8Acts of Service: 7Words of Affirmation: 4Receiving Gifts: 0About this quiz

Unhappiness in relationships is often due to the fact that we speak different love languages. It can be helpful to know what language you speak and what language those around you speak.

Tag 3 people so they can find out what their love language is.

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[skreyola]

So, I'm curious. Have you been on a Walk?

[journey2emmaus]

Actually a Chrysalis flight when I was younger. (Greater Findlay Area Flight #14, table of Monarchs :D) I'm not as involved in the Emmaus community since I moved to Michigan. My dad was just on a team last weekend (back in Ohio - where I'm from), and my mom has been on both Chrysalis and Emmaus teams. I'd like to go on a walk, but I guess generally once you've been on a flight you don't do the walk. I was on a Chrysalis team a few years ago and would love to get more involved.

I thought the name was a good way of combining a wonderful experience and community, with an interesting Biblical story. You are actually the first person I've met who has brought up the walk though.

[skreyola]

Blue Lake Walk to Emmaus #117, table of Matthew. :)
I need to get more involved, myself. So far, I've only worked on Chrysalis and gone up on Saturdays for a lot of other flights and walks.
Not at all. If you've been on a flight or journey, you're still allowed to go on a walk, at least down here. The walk is a little bit different, I think. If you want to go, you should ask people about it. Or I could probably sponsor you on one down here. :)

[springdove]

My top one was Receiving Gifts (which is no surprise to me) with Quality Time and Physical Touch tied for second. I found it hard, though, because there were several for which I wanted to choose both. I figured, though, that the one you chose indicated which one was slightly more important to you.

I've read before that physical touch is the primary love language for most guys. How do you feel about your results?

[skreyola]

I think you are right about the importance.

I don't think it's strongly dependent on gender, although I guess there is some predisposition in men for physical touch being important. I think mine has more to do with who I am and how I grew up. But I like my results. As you can see, I have languages that are strong and languages that are not very important to me. Although I will say that something very thoughtful in any of the love languages is going to touch my heart, even the ones I don't normally have much use for.
But I like that my results are not middle of the road. They're strong or weak, nothing mediocre. :)

[anodiel]

This is my results:

I feel loved when...
The Five Love Languages
My Primary Love Language is Quality Time
My Detailed Results:Quality Time: 9Words of Affirmation: 7Physical Touch: 6Acts of Service: 6Receiving Gifts: 2About this quiz

Unhappiness in relationships is often due to the fact that we speak different love languages. It can be helpful to know what language you speak and what language those around you speak.

Tag 3 people so they can find out what their love language is.

Take the Quiz!
Check out the Book

[skreyola]

Cool. Interesting icon to go with the results. :) Is that icon quality time, or is it physical touch and closeness? ;)

[anodiel]

For me, it's physical touch and closeness. I like physical touch, but it's something I don't really need. It's a want or desire. But quality time and affirmation are something I need. I didn't get the latter in my last relationship.

[skreyola]

:)