Love Language Assessment: How You Give Love
  • Love Language Assessment: How You Give Love

    Discover your primary love language by reflecting on how you most often express affection to others.
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • When I want to show love to someone I care about, I am more likely to:
  • When I want to show love to someone I care about, I tend to:
  • When I want to show love to someone I care about, I tend to:
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • When I express love to someone I care about, I tend to show it by:
  • Which love language best describes how you give love?*
  • What is your secondary love language (2nd highest score above)?
    • Words of Affirmation 
    • People with Words of Affirmation feel most loved through kind, encouraging, and appreciative words. Simple compliments, heartfelt notes, and verbal support can mean a lot.
    • Quality Time 
    • Quality Time is about giving someone your full attention. Shared activities, meaningful conversations, and being present without distractions help express care.
    • Receiving Gifts 
    • Receiving Gifts is not about materialism — it’s about the thought and meaning behind a present. Small, thoughtful items or surprises can show someone they are remembered and valued.
    • Acts of Service 
    • Acts of Service show love through helpful actions. Doing chores, lending a hand, or taking care of a task can communicate support and affection.
    • Physical Touch 
    • Physical Touch includes appropriate, caring physical affection such as hugs, hand-holding, or a comforting pat on the back. It can help people feel secure and connected.
    • Tied Scores 
    • If two or more love languages have tied scores, it means more than one way of feeling loved is equally important. You can think of them as shared top results and use them together when interpreting the outcome.
    • Should be Empty: