Five Practices for Creating True Love: The Art of Intimate Communication

Author: Gary Chapman
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Once rooted in romantic sentiments between lovers, the affection gradually turns into confrontational arguments and conflicts after marriage. What has changed in love? When gender communication becomes parallel lines with no intersection, the marriage floats in the clouds of estrangement, drifting further apart. Dr. Chapman proposes insightful perspectives in the book: "People basically have five love languages when expressing and receiving love. Beyond verbal communication, it also includes physical touch (understanding of behavioral language) and explores how to discover the primary love language (implicit communication). It further interprets the rational and volitional levels of love: 'Love is a choice' and 'Love the unlovable.'" This book will guide readers to overcome the myths and barriers of gender communication, embark on an inner revolution of marriage, and create a timeless, eternal love story.