I 5 linguaggi dell'amore (1992)

I listened to an abridged version of it and now would like to read the book. It makes a lot of sense and I'm going to try some things out. ( )

As far as writing style goes, I wasn't a fan...but I suppose he wanted to reach a wide audience beyond just snotty English teachers, so I can see why his syntax and word choice was rather simplified.

The content was interesting. My friend Peggy recommended this book to me, and it's definitely given me things to think about. I still am not sure what my "love language" is (I have it narrowed down to two, I think). If I ever do date someone again or even get engaged, I think this book would provide some interesting discussion. ( )

It's been a dozen years since I first read this, so I felt I was due for a reminder. These ideas have really influenced my understanding of affection and relationships, I highly recommend it. ( )

Sounds good. Gave me some possible solutions for why some people I know have emotional blockage. And, let's not forget myself. That being said, I think that the first couple of chapters and the last couple of chapters should be required reading for parents. This might help the rising level of issues that are rising up with the second raised-by-tv generation. ( )

Didn't love this book, despite the hype.

Feel like I've heard it before. Maybe it has just been talked about so much. Maybe for a younger audience. Good for couples. ( )