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Poll what's your love language?

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  • words of affirmation

  • gifts

  • quality time

  • physical touch

  • acts of service


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copied from some random site if you don't know what they are:

  • The concept of "love languages" shows couples how to give each other love in ways that it is best received.
  • An example of the "words of affirmation" love language might be when one partner compliments or thanks the other.
  • Those who prefer the "quality time" love language might enjoy taking trips or having deep conversations with their partner.
 
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I feel like physical touch is a cop out/given for men, so I chose my second choice
 
I feel like physical touch is a cop out/given for men, so I chose my second choice
I've always been super touch averse to everyone unless it was someone I had a crush on
 
idk I've always felt unvalued by people
so if someone were to break through that wall
I would do anything for them
 
I've always been super touch averse to everyone unless it was someone I had a crush on
Yeah, I think that’s mostly a women thing. Even if they rly like someone, many of them are touch averse. Whereas men regardless rly like touch from women regardless of the relationship quality
 
Yeah, I think that’s mostly a women thing. Even if they rly like someone, many of them are touch averse. Whereas men regardless rly like touch from women regardless of the relationship quality
really! :-0 that makes sense now that you say it
I would say for me acts of service is my least favorite though I hate having people do things for me. gifts are nice but I also feel bad accepting them. physical touch and quality time are a coin flip, I REALLY like them if I like the person but if I don't they're not important. and words of affirmation are nice from anyone at any time tbh
 
really! :-0 that makes sense now that you say it
I would say for me acts of service is my least favorite though I hate having people do things for me.
If they’re like grand, over the top, acts of service, then yeah me too. But I like, or atleast I think I would like, lowkey acts of service. Like maybe occasionally doing my house chores, making sure I don’t forget something, throwing my clothes from the washer to the dryer, stuff like that
gifts are nice but I also feel bad accepting them.
Yeah same, it’d feel icky to me, like I owe them back. Same reason why I don’t like grandeur acts of service. It’s also a rly easy way to show fake appreciation
physical touch and quality time are a coin flip, I REALLY like them if I like the person but if I don't they're not important. and words of affirmation are nice from anyone at any time tbh
For me, it’s just rly hard to believe words of affirmation. Showing actions through small, but meaningful, acts of service, hits way harder for me
 
If they’re like grand, over the top, acts of service, then yeah me too. But I like, or atleast I think I would like, lowkey acts of service. Like maybe occasionally doing my house chores, making sure I don’t forget something, throwing my clothes from the washer to the dryer, stuff like that

Yeah same, it’d feel icky to me, like I owe them back. Same reason why I don’t like grandeur acts of service. It’s also a rly easy way to show fake appreciation

For me, it’s just rly hard to believe words of affirmation. Showing actions through small, but meaningful, acts of service, hits way harder for me
that's fair lmao I just like hearing how much I'm valued
 
Words of affirmation
 
that's fair lmao I just like hearing how much I'm valued
I think that’s a lot of people, I prob just hve trust issues
 
I don’t like physical touch I let them do it but I feel like a r**e victim
my family hugs me and it feels like I'm getting squished and I feel really uncomfortable but whenever I get lonely a hug sounds really nice and warm and soft
 
copied from some random site if you don't know what they are:

  • The concept of "love languages" shows couples how to give each other love in ways that it is best received.
  • An example of the "words of affirmation" love language might be when one partner compliments or thanks the other.
  • Those who prefer the "quality time" love language might enjoy taking trips or having deep conversations with their partner.
does abuse count as physical touch
 
my family hugs me and it feels like I'm getting squished and I feel really uncomfortable but whenever I get lonely a hug sounds really nice and warm and soft
One of my exs was really clingy and it bothered me so much I almost broke up with her because of it
 
copied from some random site if you don't know what they are:

  • The concept of "love languages" shows couples how to give each other love in ways that it is best received.
  • An example of the "words of affirmation" love language might be when one partner compliments or thanks the other.
  • Those who prefer the "quality time" love language might enjoy taking trips or having deep conversations with their partner.
when they fondle my penis
 
One of my exs was really clingy and it bothered me so much I almost broke up with her because of it
based
 
copied from some random site if you don't know what they are:

  • The concept of "love languages" shows couples how to give each other love in ways that it is best received.
  • An example of the "words of affirmation" love language might be when one partner compliments or thanks the other.
  • Those who prefer the "quality time" love language might enjoy taking trips or having deep conversations with their partner.
I really like physical touch
like if im comfortable and actually consider someone even a friend im very touchy ngl
 
I really like physical touch
like if im comfortable and actually consider someone even a friend im very touchy ngl
it freaks me out unless I really like the person ngl
I have had people randomly grab me by the waist and it legit makes me jump
 
it freaks me out unless I really like the person ngl
I have had people randomly grab me by the waist and it legit makes me jump
well i rarely consider someone a friend so i don’t do it often
but yeah i wont do if i know they dont like
 
copied from some random site if you don't know what they are:

  • The concept of "love languages" shows couples how to give each other love in ways that it is best received.
  • An example of the "words of affirmation" love language might be when one partner compliments or thanks the other.
  • Those who prefer the "quality time" love language might enjoy taking trips or having deep conversations with their partner.
Sex? Basic bonding?
 
copied from some random site if you don't know what they are:

  • The concept of "love languages" shows couples how to give each other love in ways that it is best received.
  • An example of the "words of affirmation" love language might be when one partner compliments or thanks the other.
  • Those who prefer the "quality time" love language might enjoy taking trips or having deep conversations with their partner.
i'll do the quiz n lyk
 
copied from some random site if you don't know what they are:

  • The concept of "love languages" shows couples how to give each other love in ways that it is best received.
  • An example of the "words of affirmation" love language might be when one partner compliments or thanks the other.
  • Those who prefer the "quality time" love language might enjoy taking trips or having deep conversations with their partner.
Say gex
 
copied from some random site if you don't know what they are:

  • The concept of "love languages" shows couples how to give each other love in ways that it is best received.
  • An example of the "words of affirmation" love language might be when one partner compliments or thanks the other.
  • Those who prefer the "quality time" love language might enjoy taking trips or having deep conversations with their partner.
Food
 

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