#wordsofaffection

For Vietnamese and Chinese versions, please check out: https://ngocnga.net/words-of-affection/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=quote 💬💖📩 Expressing sweet words in person is more persuasive than sending messages. // Dāngmiàn shuō qínghuà háishì bǐ fā xìnxī gèng yǒu shuōfú lì. ​​​

🌹I received the gift of roses today!🌹 . . . My husband brought me roses today. Although it was an attempt to show love after a disagreement rather than a random act love, I am grateful for receiving this gift. #receivinggifts is not my primary love language but I have observed it is one of his primary was to give love. (We can have different primary love languages for receiving as we do for giving). It is something he did a lot more in the beginning of the relationship, you know when the relationship is at it's peak infatuation phase and it's much easier to give and receive love, before we start conditioning our love... We'll touch on this tomorrow at 10PM EST on SSL... The point is, him doing this shows me that he is actively working on filling both of our love tanks and maintaining the relationship. . . What love languages have you given and received lately? These can come from friends, and family as much as romantic partners. Share you're appreciation with your #wordsofaffection in the comments below. Be sure to tag your person so they can 👀! . . @kalel_0785 . . #the5lovelanguages #RelationshipManagement #topicofthemonth #monthoflove #SoaringSundaysLive #SoaringHearts #AlwaysLetYourHeartSOAR @gary_chapman https://www.instagram.com/p/B844zj_BBm3/?igshid=82tfq34fg89e