The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts

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Your primary love language is the one that received the
highest score. You are “bilingual” and have two primary love
languages if point totals are equal for any two love
languages. If your second highest scoring love language is
close in score but not equal to your primary love language,
then this simply means that both expressions of love are
important to you. The highest possible score for any one
love language is 12.
You may have scored certain ones of the love
languages more highly than others, but do not dismiss
those other languages as insignificant. Your husband may
express love in those ways, and it will be helpful to you to
understand this about him. In the same way, it will benefit
your husband to know your love language and express his
affection for you in ways that you interpret as love. Every
time you or your husband speak each other’s language, you
score emotional points with one another. Of course, this
isn’t a game with a scorecard! The payoff of speaking each
other’s love language is a greater sense of connection.
This translates into better communication, increased
understanding, and, ultimately, improved romance.

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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
1. What Happens to Love After the Wedding?
2. Keeping the Love Tank Full
3. Falling in Love
4. Love Language #1: Words of Affirmation
5. Love Language #2: Quality Time
6. Love Language #3: Receiving Gifts
7. Love Language #4: Acts of Service
8. Love Language #5: Physical Touch
9. Discovering Your Primary Love Language
10. Love Is a Choice
11. Love Makes the Difference
12. Loving the Unlovely
13. Children and Love Languages
14. A Personal Word
The Five Love Languages Profile for Husbands
The Five Love Languages Profile for Wives