Great question, Nathan! I'd say one can expect them but still openly display appreciation for these acts. Our loved ones often need to hear that they're valued and appreciated.
What would be your advice for partners that see these acts as ‘normal’ and expect them instead of appreciating them? Of course, a lot should come naturally but where do you mind the right middle?
To add on to Nathan’s comment, what about the partnership that does these things and has great appreciation for each other, but lacks the passion of those behaviors being part of the love language
My husband and I just read this article together and we talked about the different examples listed. Having these conversations openly and regularly ensures we are nurturing our marriage with insights from professionals in a loving and supportive way.
Great question, Nathan! I'd say one can expect them but still openly display appreciation for these acts. Our loved ones often need to hear that they're valued and appreciated.
What would be your advice for partners that see these acts as ‘normal’ and expect them instead of appreciating them? Of course, a lot should come naturally but where do you mind the right middle?
To add on to Nathan’s comment, what about the partnership that does these things and has great appreciation for each other, but lacks the passion of those behaviors being part of the love language
My husband and I just read this article together and we talked about the different examples listed. Having these conversations openly and regularly ensures we are nurturing our marriage with insights from professionals in a loving and supportive way.