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Are Love Languages Real?
The 5 languages of love created by Baptist, Gary Chapman in 1992 have become cemented into popular consciousness as a guideline for how to express and receive love in relationships
With the 5 languages being 1) words of affirmation 2) acts of service 3) Physical touch 4) quality time together, and finally 5) gift giving
However new research by psychologists has questioned the validity of the guidelines, stating that Humans don\u2019t have a primary love language.
Sean was joined by Stephanie Regan, clinical psychotherapist\u202fand co-host of the Tough Love podcast...