Summary of The 5 Love Languages

your partner were to meet all of your sexual desires and only speak negative words to you, would you feel loved?

Is it possible to love someone even though you feel hate for them? Many people feel hate toward their partners at some point in their relationship but is it possible to continue to love them?
You can love someone through the hate that you feel for them if you choose to love. The Bible tells us to love those who hate us and pray for those that want to do us harm. We have to make the choice to do this.
When we love someone even though we feel hate toward them we will find that the love comes back to us.

Speaking your partner's love language is a choice that you have to make.
We do not have to allow the hurt of the past to affect the future of our relationship.
Love is not a feeling that we get inside of us, but it is a choice that we make. We choose who we will love.
Our partners love tank is filled by us making the decision to fill it by speaking their love language, even when we are not seeing eye to ey

Identifying your own love language is just as important as identifying your partner’s.
The love languages are: Words of Affirmation, Quality Time, Receiving Gifts, Acts of Service, and Physical Touch.
Some people have a hard time identifying their primary love language.
You may speak more than one love language, but we all have a primary love language.
If you are speaking to your partner using the wrong love language their love tank is going to remain empty.

f you want to improve your relationship or just ensure that your next relationship is built on a strong foundation it is important for you to learn your love language as well as your partner's love language

Giving your partner compliments is a way for you to provide them with words of affirmation.

Many people believe that when the in-love feeling is gone, they have the option to remain in the relationship and be miserable for the rest of their lives or they can leave the relationship. Sadly, many choose to leave.

you gently whisper, “I love you” in your partner's ear you are going to be expressing a different message than if you look at them and ask, “I love you?” The tone of your voice is going to completely change the meaning of the words that you are saying.

It is equivalent to ensuring that your car does not run out of oil