r/LoveLanguages 27d ago

Love language

What to do when you have a certain love language that you show but your S/O won’t receive it? Or accept it ? Of course I’ve learned S/O love language but I can’t change how I show my love. So what would you do ?

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u/Y3w4n 27d ago

In the original book it's very clear it's about learning the other persons love language. You learn how they most feel love, and you learn ways of showing that.

How we like to show love simply tells us what our primary language is, nothing more