[Athena E.]

What's your love language? ​

G’day, everyone!

Have you ever thought about the ways you express and feel love? Maybe it’s through meaningful conversations, thoughtful gifts, a warm hug, or spending quality time with someone special. These are just some examples of 'love languages'—the little (or big!) things that make us feel cared for. Personally, I am very big on acts of service and quality time.

What’s your love language? Share it with us in the comments below—we’d love to hear how you connect with others and what makes you feel appreciated.

Source: Therapy in a Nutshell / YouTube​

 

[Ken Beer]

When read of a bad/difficult/sad situation, I like to phone them and express concern for them, and pray with them, not just offer, the people on the other end need to hear our prayers for them in their ears!

 

[Suzanne rose]

When I cook for family and friends I cook with love.

I'm also big on hugs even when my 24 year old son comes home I usually get a big hug.
My 23 year old daughter will often come up to me for a hug as well as my 20 year old daughter.

Hubby loves it when I come up and hug him from behind , he says my hugs make him feel warm and wanted.