How to Build a Stronger Marriage: Learn Your Spouse’s Love Language

A majority of people most feel loved primarily through one language. So if your spouse is not tuned into yours, you may not feel their affection keenly.  
How to Build a Stronger Marriage: Learn Your Spouse’s Love Language
Gifts are one of the five love languages that Dr. Chapman uncovered after reviewing years' worth of notes. Shutterstock
June Kellum
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Our first Valentine’s Day as a married couple, my husband learned the hard way that gifts are not my love language. Instead of being pleased by the sundry tokens he purchased, I was actually upset because they weren’t things I particularly wanted or needed and thus deemed them a waste of money. Yes, ouch.
Fast forward seven years, and I now realize that where he comes from, gifts are a very important way to express affection. And thanks to understanding love languages, I can tell him confidently that a simple hug will make me feel much more cherished than a gift.
June Kellum
June Kellum
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June Kellum is a married mother of three and longtime Epoch Times journalist covering family, relationships, and health topics.
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