Attachment Styles
This attachment style develops when caregivers are inconsistent, leading individuals to crave feeling of closeness.
Anxious Attachment
This love language is expressed by giving thoughtful items that show you were thinking about someone.
Gift Giving
This stage of love involves getting to know each other, often marked by excitement, curiosity, and attraction.
Honeymoon Phase
This type of love, often found in deep friendships, is based on loyalty, shared values, and emotional connection.
Philia
This term describes a manipulative tactic where one partner makes the other question their reality, memory, or sanity.
Gaslighting
This attachment style is marked by low anxiety and low avoidance, allowing individuals to form healthy, stable relationships.
Secure Attachment
People who prefer this love language feel most loved when they hear affirming words like "I appreciate you" or "You mean a lot to me.”
Words of Affirmation
Building this key element over time is essential for a healthy relationship and involves reliability, honesty, and vulnerability.
Trust
This unconditional, selfless love is often associated with parental care or spiritual devotion.
Agape
This type of relationship is characterized by repeated cycles of intense highs and painful lows, often leaving one or both partners emotionally drained.
Toxic Relationship
This attachment style do not want to depend on others but have others depend on them, or seek support and approval in social bonds.
Avoidant Attachment
This type of love language is for people who loves holding hands and kissing and lastly a hug.
Physical Touch
This stage is when you want to be with the person forever and always making the relationship work out.
Commitment
This term means passionate and a romantic type of love.
Eros
This term means when your partner starts being unfaithful behind your back.
Cheating
This attachment style feels like they don’t deserve love or closeness in a relationship.
Disoriented Attachment
This type of love language is when you are always around the person all the time.
Quality time
This stage which often occurs after five or more years is characterized by deep connection, mutual understanding, and acceptance of each other’s flaws. It’s a time of comfort, security and a sense of having made it as a couple.
Acceptance Stage
This term means the type of love for family and friends.
Family Love
One partner feeling like they can’t live without the other or threatening drastic actions if the relationship ends.
Dependency
This style is characterized by a positive self view in a negative view of others where individuals prefer independence and may downplay the importance of relationships.
Dismissive Avoidance
This language emphasizes practical help and doing things for your partner, like running errands or doing chores.
Acts of Service
Couples in this stage continue to grow together both individually and as a couple.-
Ongoing Growth
Uncommitted love it can involve activity such as teasing, dancing, flirting, or seducing.
Ludus
Without trust communication and intimacy suffer, making it difficult to resolve complex and maintain a healthy relationship.
Trust Issues