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The concept of love languages was coined by Gary Chapman. He suggested that there are 5 primary love languages that people use to communicate their love for a partner/makes them feel loved. It has been suggested that knowing your and your partner's primary languages can really help you communicate your feelings and make each other feel loved.

Here's a link to the website if you are interested, there is also a quiz you can take to find out your love language if you aren't sure :) https://www.5lovelanguages.com/

Quick clarification on the love languages:
- Words of Affirmation (hearing your partner tell you they are proud of you, that they value you, that they understand that respect you, or vice versa)
- Acts of Service (your partner doing things for you to help you feel less stressed, more happy, or vice versa)
- Recieving gifts (Giving/recieving gifts that show listening skills and true understanding of what makes that person happy)
- Quality time (Spending time doing something or even just chilling together makes you extremely happy)
- Physical touch (being affectionate, intimate, or engaging in PDA)

Well I always thought that there's a difference between 'ily' which is serious and sincere and 'ly' which is sort of playful. Then someone told me that a guy and a girl who r friends shouldn't use the big word, which is love, to each other cuz they might get used to it that their significant others might get jealous.