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1 When someone wants to show they care, what means the most to you?
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A. Saying something kind
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Giving a hug
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Spending time with you
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Doing something helpful for you
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2 What helps you feel most connected to someone?
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Deep, encouraging conversations
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Holding hands or sitting close
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Quality one-on-one time
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Acts that make your life easier
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3 If you’re having a rough day, what comforts you the most?
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A. Hearing supportive words
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A comforting embrace
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Someone being fully present with you
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Someone taking care of a task for you
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4 Which gesture makes you feel most appreciated?
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A heartfelt compliment
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A spontaneous hug or touch
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Dedicated time with no distractions
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Someone helping without being asked
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5 How do you most often show love to others?
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Affirming and encouraging them
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Giving physical affection
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Planning meaningful time together
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Doing helpful favors
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6 What do you miss most when apart from someone you love?
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Their voice or sweet messages
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Their physical presence
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Sharing moments or experiences
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Their help and support
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7 What type of apology feels most sincere to you?
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A thoughtful, verbal apology
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A gentle, reassuring touch
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Talking it out face-to-face
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Actions that show they’re making things right
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8 What makes you feel most secure in a relationship?
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Regular kind and honest communication
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Plenty of physical affection
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Consistent, quality time together
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Acts that show reliability and effort
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9 Which birthday moment would mean the most to you?
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A heartfelt message about what you mean to them
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Lots of hugs and affection
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Spending the day together
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Someone handling things to make your day stress-free
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10 What makes you feel unloved the fastest?
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Harsh or dismissive words
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Lack of affection
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Feeling ignored or overlooked
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People not helping when you really need it
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What’s Your Love Language?
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Words of Affirmation
You feel loved when others express their feelings openly and sincerely, and verbal connection is deeply meaningful to you. Hearing appreciation, validation, or encouragement helps you feel secure and emotionally close.
Strengths:
You communicate your feelings clearly and make others feel valued with your words.
You naturally bring emotional clarity and reassurance into relationships.
Weaknesses:Criticism or careless words can affect you more deeply than you’d like.
You may rely heavily on verbal reassurance, which can lead to insecurity when it’s absent.
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Physical Touch
Physical closeness is your emotional language, and affectionate moments help you feel grounded and connected. Whether it’s a hug, hand-holding, or sitting close, touch is how you bond most naturally.
Strengths:You create comfort and intimacy easily through warm, reassuring affection.
You’re great at reading emotional energy through physical closeness.
Weaknesses:When physical affection is limited, you may feel unloved or distant.
You might struggle with partners who need more space or are less touch-oriented.
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Acts of Service
To you, service is a symbol of thoughtfulness and love, serving as tangible reminders that someone cares. You appreciate the meaning behind the gesture more than the object itself.
Strengths:You notice small details and give incredibly thoughtful, meaningful gifts.
You value sentimental gestures that deepen emotional connections.
Weaknesses:Others may misinterpret your love language as materialistic.
You can feel overlooked if people don’t express love in this way naturally.
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Quality Time
You feel most connected when someone gives you their undivided attention and is fully present in the moment. Shared experiences—big or small—are what make relationships meaningful for you.
Strengths:You’re an attentive, engaged listener who makes others feel truly heard.
You build strong emotional bonds through meaningful time and presence.
Weaknesses:Distraction or busy schedules can make you feel neglected or unimportant.
You may struggle in relationships where independence or alone time is a priority.
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