25 Ways to Act Like You Love Your Spouse
Do you love your spouse? How does your spouse know you love them? Maybe you tell them every day. Maybe every time you go separate ways your last words are “I love you.” And you probably do love them and vice versa. What if the words you say, don’t necessarily spell love for your spouse?
An article I recently read on Loveawake discusses two behaviors which lead to a healthy and loving relationship. One of which is knowing your spouse’s love language.
The Five Love Languages is a book by Dr. Gary Chapman, which discusses five different ways people express and receive love. The words I love you should be expressed in some way. But when they are expressed they may not be received as love. You do it because you love your spouse, but your spouse may never interpret it that way.
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No matter what your love language is, or what your spouse’s love language is, the important thing is to take action. Show your love in action. I’ve shared 25 love actions below, broken down into the five love languages.
PHYSICAL TOUCH – Give a massage
PHYSICAL TOUCH – Hug
PHYSICAL TOUCH – High five
PHYSICAL TOUCH – Kiss on the lips
ACTS OF SERVICE – Wash the car
ACTS OF SERVICE – Run to the store
ACTS OF SERVICE – Wash the dishes or laundry
ACTS OF SERVICE – Fix something around the house
ACTS OF SERVICE – Do their chores
WORDS OF AFFIRMATION – Say, "You are amazing!"
WORDS OF AFFIRMATION – Say, "I am proud of you!"
WORDS OF AFFIRMATION – Say, "I love you."
WORDS OF AFFIRMATION – Say, "You are my best friend."
Comforting words to someone who thrives off words of affirmation.
WORDS OF AFFIRMATION – "I’m happy I married you."
Letting your spouse know you chose right reaffirms the love you expressed on your wedding day.
RECEIVING GIFTS – Bring home flowers
Old school, but still effective when your spouse loves to receive gifts.
RECEIVING GIFTS – Give them a symbol of your marriage
A gift doesn't have to be purchased. Sometimes the gifts that say "I love you" the most are those with some thought behind it.
RECEIVING GIFTS – Buy him/her something, anything, new
When you like receiving gifts, new stuff is exciting, and it screams "I love you!"
RECEIVING GIFTS – Have a surprise party
RECEIVING GIFTS – Weekend shopping trip
QUALITY TIME – Watch a movie together
QUALITY TIME – Take a walk alone
Each step says I love you. Each minute you spend doing it confirms you love your spouse.
QUALITY TIME – Have coffee or dessert out
QUALITY TIME – Put the kids down early and just talk
QUALITY TIME – Eat multiple meals together daily
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