Every page makes you rethink how you give and receive love. A must read for anyone looking to understand oneself.
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I love the way the author has examples of couples with different love languages and how they compromise among each other.
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Awesome Awesome!!!! This book has helped me to communicate more effectively with everyone!! I know this book seems as though it's just for marriages but there is so much more as you open up and understand we all have a LANGUAGE!!!!!! Dr. Chapman Can't to attend one of your seminars. If you don't feel like you are always misunderstood, or do you feel like you do not communicate effectively.. this is a must read!!!
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This book is absolutely amazing very inspirational and it really opens your eye's! I would recommended this book for any married couple.
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not a chick book very inspirational and eye opening
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