On TikTok, a quiz that determines your primary love language is going viral. The theory of love languages was developed by marriage counselor Gary Chapman in his 1992 book. I tried the quiz to see if ...

We all fit into the five love languages, according to a 1992 book by Gary Chapman: acts of service, physical touch, gift-giving, quality time and words of affirmation.

Based on Dr Gary Chapman’s 1992 book, The Five Love Languages, they are enjoying words of affirmation, spending quality time together, gift-giving or receiving, acts of service and physical touch.

Gary Chapman’s five love languages taught a lot of people how to start talking about their needs. It might be time for the conversation to evolve — perhaps over dinner.

Love languages can help couples understand each others' needs. But there's no science supporting the popular 30-year-old theory, Dr Martin Graff, a relationship psychology expert, claims.

Dr. Gary Chapman, in his book The 5 Love Languages, identified five primary ways people communicate love. Words of Affirmation, Acts of Service, Receiving Gifts, Quality Time, and Physical Touch.

“ Gary Chapman created the original five love languages,” dating and relationship consultant Dr Kathrine Bejanyan tells Refinery29. “The theory explains that people receive and give love in ...

Ahead of Valentine's Day, here's a fun quiz to test your primary love language. We recommend that you take this quiz along with your partner so that you know what exactly what turns them on.

At age 17, Gary Chapman planned to become a pastor. Later, working in marriage counseling, he noticed some patterns. Those observations became the New York Times bestseller “The 5 Love Languages.” ...

The five love languages — coined by Baptist pastor Gary Chapman in 1992, per Vox — neatly divide expressions of love into five tidy categories: words of affirmation, quality time, acts of ...