The 5 Love Languages Review

Dr Gary Chapman has acquired more than 30 years as a marriage counselor and his book, The 5 Love Languages, incorporates this plethora of experience between its two covers. From this vast raft of experience he has come to the conclusion that there is a straightforward root cause as to the reasons for couples experiencing unhappiness in their marriages. Basically, according to Dr Gary Chapman, this amounts to couples speaking what he describes as “different love languages”.

This popular book has been translated into more than 38 different languages, with over 5 million copies of The 5 Love Languages having been sold. The 5 Love Languages are each described by Dr Gary Chapman whose general tone, in writing this book, is easily readable. He has incorporated many interesting and insightful anecdotes that are invariably humorous and give a good insight into the different emotions and relationship requirements he describes in The 5 Love Languages.

Dr Chapman focuses on each one of the 5 love language in turn, describing each experience of how this pertains to the development of different relationships and what each couple expects from their relationship, explaining as he writes how each couple can avoid unhappiness by recognizing the needs of the other partner and interweaving these emotional needs into a satisfactory and satisfying relationship that works for that couple. In The 5 Love Languages Dr Chapman explains that no two relationships are the same and that the different expectations from these different relationships, if shared by both couples, are not wrong but different.

Dr Chapman describes the 5 Love Languages as being:

• Words of affirmation.
• Receiving gifts.
• Quality time.
• Acts of Service.
• Physical touch.

As long as the needs of each individual in the relationship recognize the needs of the other there is no reason why that relationship cannot be made to work. So, whether sexual contact is high on your list of priorities as a couple, while another couple may be completely content with holding hands and cuddling - neither should be considered wrong, just an appropriate course of action for that couple in that particular relationship.

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