I heartily encourage all to consider learning their love language. I enjoy John Lund's take on the subject. He poses 23 questions to learn about your love language and typically they are spot on. His book "Avoiding Emotional Divorce" contains the questions and is a winner.
Whether your relationships are sound or not this is good stuff. It will enhance those without difficulties, help those who are confused and save those in trouble.
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Yes, love languages have been a huge part of our marriage. I am so glad I know about love lanuages!
Meem is so into love languages! Anything I can get on CD, Chris is happy to listen to. I've had him listen to "Reviving Ophelia" and the book on Love Languages and "The Peacegiver"...A GREAT BOOK ABOUT RELATIONSHIPS. Thanks for the plug. I've read this, but it was before I was married...I should read it again!
We have given this book away many times and have lived by its principles for 24 1/2 years. It came to us as a gift from Mom. It has saved our marriage, enlightened our relationship with others, and helped us understand our children from 4 years old and up. Its a must in any library!
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