I think it's safe to assume we're all different individuals, right? And those very things that make us different draw us closer to each other. We aren't destined to live alone anyway. However, the attraction towards the different never stops there, it moves forward sparking our attention and in the end, inevitably, sparking our affection. We fall in love, we engage in relationships. In this context, I believe some very pertinent questions arise.

How does being different affect my relationship? How do I communicate love to the other person? Do we even share the same way of caring for one another? these exact puzzles plus actual quite confusing situations have made me go beyond wondering and stimulated me to research the subject of love languages. After becoming knowledgeable enough, I came to understand the source of many feelings of frustration inside my real issue. My love language is physical touch.

And I feel profound love whenever my partner hugged and kissed me. But while I was enjoying that, I saw that she communicated love through acts of service. By doing the dishes and the laundry, making the bed cooking etc. She would demonstrate her love time and time again back then I didn't perceive those acts as a way of expressing affection. And I didn't know that doing a simple chore for her translated love more than a verbal declaration did the concepts used in this course we're primarily coined by Dr. Gary Chapman, the author of the five love languages. And what my course brings to you is an interpretation of that theory, along with the to the point comments and remarks, as well as genuine questions when should ask about relationships and commitment in general.

The benefits of getting to know how to use the Languages include one, resolving much of the emotional distress present in your relationship by identifying the real problem and to learning to effectively communicate your love to your spouse or lover and subsequently hear less or stop hearing, hearing the classical. I don't feel you love me. And of course reap create an environment where peace and harmony can flourish bottom line. This course is my way of sharing with you what I've learned and experienced. Like always, I encourage you to try the ideas out and see if they fit. Join me in discovering the art of communicating love.