THE key to a healthy relationship is speaking each other’s “love language”, say experts. They have identified five — words of affirmation, spending quality time together, gift-giving, acts of servi…
Researcher Olha Mostova, of the University of Warsaw in, said: “People differ both in the ways they express affection and the ways they wish to receive it.”
She continued: "This hypothesis involves five distinct love languages: words of affirmation, spending quality time together, gift-giving, acts of service, and physical touch.READ MORE ON RELATIONSHIPS
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