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"He who finds a [true] wife finds a good thing and obtains favor from the Lord."
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THINGS I WISH I'D KNOWN BEFORE WE GOT MARRIED.
How to Find Your Love Language
Second, what do you complain about? In any human relationship, what is your most complaint?
If you often complain that people don't help you, then acts of service is likely your love language.
If you say to a friend, "We often spend time together," you are requesting quality time.
If your friend goes on a business trip and you say, "You didn't bring me anything?" You are revealing that receiving gifts is your primary love language.
If you say, "I don't think you will ever touch me if I didn't initiate it," you are saying that physical touch is your primary love language.
If you complain, 'I don't ever do anything right;' your complaint indicates that words of affirmation speak deeply to you. The complaints reveal what you most like to receive from other people.
THE LANGUAGE YOU SPEAK IS MOST LIKELY THE LANGUAGE YOU WISH TO RECEIVE.
To be continued tomorrow by God's grace.
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