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Book Reviews of The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts

The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts
The 5 Love Languages The Secret to Love That Lasts
Author: Gary Chapman
ISBN-13: 9781594153518
ISBN-10: 1594153515
Pages: 263
Edition: 1
Rating:
  • Currently 4.6/5 Stars.
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4.6 stars, based on 4 ratings
Publisher: Christian Large Print
Book Type: Paperback
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scohen20 avatar reviewed The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts on + 3 more book reviews
This book enhanced every single one of my relationships (friends, family etc). I am looking forward to sharing these ideas with my spouse when I get married. All my friends know how much I live by these 5 love languages. The big lessons I got from reading this are:
1) It helps the people in my life understand me and how I function in relationships. It offers them insight on how to give me love in the best way I can receive it.
2)It provides me with insight on the best way to give love to others, particularly those that don't speak the same language as me.
3) (And this is the biggest lesson of them all) It made me a more open vessel for the love in my life. Because when there is more than one love language, it is possible that someone is giving me the wrong kind, one that doesn't speak to me or fill up my "love tank" at all. This book opened my heart to the different kinds of love out there and helped me to forgive the people who couldn't step out of themselves to give me the type of love I need. Perhaps their language is the only one they know.

Great read for everyone! Regardless of your favorite genres, everyone should have this book on their bookshelf.
theatregal86 avatar reviewed The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts on + 9 more book reviews
I loved this book (no pun intended). These 5 languages can be applied to nearly any interpersonal relationship you have, not just the one you have with a life partner, married or not. Chapman explores each language thoroughly, and gives ideas at the end of each explanation to practice this in daily life (especially helpful if you want to "experiment" and see what that someone responds to best). Just the personal exploration you can do on your own with learning these languages is rewarding.

As a bonus, what I appreciated about these languages was how they can tell you about how others around you have a "primary love language" they receive, and one they tend to give.