Valentine's Facts
In Roman mythology, Cupid is the son of this goddess of love and beauty.
Venus
This love language isn't about the price tag; it’s about the thought and effort behind a physical token of affection.
Receiving Gifts
Scientific studies show that when two people are in love and gaze into each other's eyes for three minutes, this physical rhythm often synchronizes.
Heartbeat
If you feel most loved when your partner helps you with chores, runs an errand, or cooks dinner, this is your primary love language.
Acts of Service
🔥🔥STEAL ROUND🔥🔥
The "Vena Amoris," or "Vein of Love," was believed by Romans to run directly from this specific finger to the heart, which is why we wear wedding rings there.
Fourth finger (or Ring finger)
This language focuses on undivided attention—putting down the phone and engaging in meaningful conversation or shared activities.
Quality Time
In the animal kingdom, these flightless birds "propose" to their mates by presenting them with a perfect pebble.
Penguin
For someone with this love language, a simple "I'm proud of you" or a written "thank you" note carries more weight than any physical gift.
Words of Affirmation
In Japan, it is traditionally the women who give chocolates to men; the men return the favor a month later on this "colorful" day.
White Day
While often associated with romance, this love language includes non-sexual contact like high-fives, hugs, or simply sitting close to someone on the couch.
Physical Touch