‘I’d love to make a meal for you’: Janhvi Kapoor reveals her love language, and the key to her heart

There are five love languages, which she explained to us in detail:

Words of Affirmation

Words of Affirmation mean those verbal compliments or words of appreciation that are best expressed in simple, straightforward statements such as: “You look radiant in that dress” or “I really appreciate your washing the dishes tonight.” Some other ways you could incorporate this love language are to use encouraging, kind, and humble words, and to keep in mind the manner in which you speak to your partner when expressing these words of affirmation. Writing a love letter or setting a goal to compliment your partner every day for a month are other novel ways.

Quality Time

Quality time means undivided attention, togetherness, and quality conversation as central aspects of this love language. When two individuals share their needs, feelings, and desires in a sympathetic, friendly, and uninterrupted way, you will achieve this powerful love language. Some quality activities that you can include are taking a walk together and making a lunch/dinner appointment for your partner. The key is to create memories of love.

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Receiving Gifts

Receiving gifts as a primary love language symbolises thoughtfulness that speaks more loudly than a gift you hold in your hands. This set of people shows their love and affection and feel loved when they are bestowed with gifts. The idea is the thought expressed in securing the gift and giving it as an expression of love. Making a DIY gift for your partner or trying a parade of gifts are examples that you can incorporate into your romantic lives.

Acts of Service

Acts of Service, as a love language, centres around the willingness to do activities that help share the responsibilities of everyday life with your partner. These are individual actions you perform to express affection through actions. One way you can include this if this is your partner’s love language is by making a list of requests your partner has made and selecting one each week as an expression of love.

Physical Touch

Physical touch includes hand-holding, embracing, and kissing as ways of communicating emotional love to your partner. It could include simple, implicit love touches, such as putting your hand on your partner’s shoulder as you pour a cup of tea. In a time of crisis, physical touch is a powerful way to communicate love, when we need to feel loved more than anything. It indicates that you care and provides a unique opportunity for expressing love. Reaching out to hold your partner’s hand and give a hug when they arrive home are ways to incorporate this love language.

It is not necessary that you and your partner have the same love language; to make them feel most loved, it is vital to communicate in their respective love language.

DISCLAIMER: This article is based on information from the public domain and/or the experts we spoke to.