posted by Jeff on May 30



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One of the ways we can express love aside form words of affirmation, is by spending quality time with our loved ones. This may mean doing quality activities together like jogging together, doing household chores together, playing a sport together. As a couple, my wife and I used to play badminton together and this is one quality activity we enjoyed doing together. Sometimes, quality time may mean having quality conversation because for some people even doing something together isn’t enough. Spending time to talk to each other is very important especially if this is the love language of your spouse or child. If this need is not met in the home family members will try to find it somewhere else.

Related posts:

  1. Five Love Languages: Words of Affirmation
  2. Love Language #3: Receiving Gifts
  3. Love Language in Marriage
  4. Expressing Love in Our Homes
  5. Quality Service Please

3 Comments to “Five Love Languages: Quality Time”

  1. Five Love Languages: Receiving Gifts | Marriage and Beyond Says:

    [...] by Gary Chapman, I have mentioned two languages, which are Words of Affirmation and Quality Time.  The third love language is through Gifts.  If this is your love language, it just means that [...]

  2. On receiving gifts, birthday surprises and submission | Marriage and Beyond Says:

    [...] you can’t love without giving.” Receiving Gifts is my secondary love language. The first being, Quality Time. I cannot feel emptier than having my husband not spend quality time with me. Indicators will just [...]

  3. Quality time in the midst of holiday bustle | Marriage and Beyond Says:

    [...] That is the thing about marriages. As much as we support each other with the things we do whether apart or separately, we have to make sure we come together and focus on each other every so often – for me it is at least once a week. Otherwise, I get to miss my husband so much and next thing I know is I get cranky and out of sorts. With a husband as busy as mine, I have to commit to be the one to remind him. It is good to expect him to initiate. But sometimes I just have to lovingly ask him for his undivided attention. This affirms Quality Time as being my love language. [...]

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