When we understand and speak love in ways our partner values, we create emotional safety - Gary Chapman
To be loved is to feel seen, known, and accepted - Gary Chapman
Understanding the five love languages and learning to speak the primary love language of your spouse may radically affect his or her behavior - Gary Chapman
If we are to communicate effectively, we must learn the language that our spouse understands - Gary Chapman
Love is a way of life that leads to understanding, patience, and kindness - Gary Chapman
Learning your spouse’s love language is essential to keeping love alive - Gary Chapman
We speak different love languages, but the universal need is to feel loved - Gary Chapman
Seldom do a husband and wife have the same primary love language. We tend to speak our own language and become confused when our spouse does not understand - Gary Chapman
When we choose active expressions of love in the primary love language of our spouse, we create an emotional climate where we can deal with our differences and conflicts - Gary Chapman
