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Dear Nobody, knowing your love language is a great asset in any relationship, but especially for the one you have with yourself.
In this episode, we celebrate the "love month" by unpacking my latest quiz results—and it was a total shocker. I’m diving into why my preference for "Words of Affirmation" dropped from my #1 spot in high school to a mere 3% today, and why I now value Quality Time above everything else, especially while navigating a long-distance relationship.
We also explore how love languages are often culturally inclined, specifically looking at the "Acts of Service" that define many Asian households. From the classic "have you eaten yet?" to the peace offering of a plate of cut fruit, I reflect on the transition from the unspoken love of my upbringing in Indonesia to the more outspoken, physical affection I’ve embraced living in the States. It’s a conversation about breaking the cycle, making your loved ones feel seen, and why implementing all five languages is the secret to a healthy, lasting connection.
By Sally YaptoDear Nobody, knowing your love language is a great asset in any relationship, but especially for the one you have with yourself.
In this episode, we celebrate the "love month" by unpacking my latest quiz results—and it was a total shocker. I’m diving into why my preference for "Words of Affirmation" dropped from my #1 spot in high school to a mere 3% today, and why I now value Quality Time above everything else, especially while navigating a long-distance relationship.
We also explore how love languages are often culturally inclined, specifically looking at the "Acts of Service" that define many Asian households. From the classic "have you eaten yet?" to the peace offering of a plate of cut fruit, I reflect on the transition from the unspoken love of my upbringing in Indonesia to the more outspoken, physical affection I’ve embraced living in the States. It’s a conversation about breaking the cycle, making your loved ones feel seen, and why implementing all five languages is the secret to a healthy, lasting connection.