Good, good stuff.

[fyrefly_nyxa]

Everyone in any sort of relationship, whether it's romantic, platonic, or familial, should read this. I had my one-on-one with Emily (Senior RA) today, and she started talking about "love languages," and I was like, "huh?" So here's the summary of what I learned:

Problems occur when spouses do not recognize each other's love language and

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[genaminna]

my rankings were:
#1 Quality Time
#2: Words of Affirmation
#3: Acts of Service
#4: Gifts
#5: Touch

It does make a lot of sense ^_^ and yeah, that ranking for you suuuuuuure does sound like you lol :P thanks for sharing, Fyreee :)

[eruantaliel87]

That's really cool, and I'm sure it could solve a lot of problems in relationships. I think what it comes down to is understanding the other person, what they value, and how they think.

My results were...
#1. Quality Time
#2. Words of Affirmation
#3. Touch
#4. Acts of Service
#5. Gifts