The 5 Love Languages
A popular framework from relationship counselor Gary Chapman's 1992 book, describing 5 ways people express and experience love: words of affirmation, quality time, acts of service, gifts, and physical touch.
"The 5 Love Languages" is a book title and registered trademark owned by Moody Bible Institute, built around the idea that people have a primary way they prefer to give and receive love. It popularized a concept that's now widely discussed well beyond the book itself.
We don't publish anything under that name, it's Chapman's trademark, not ours. This site's affection style test measures a related, original idea, which of 5 everyday gestures registers most clearly as care for you, using our own questionnaire and category names, not Chapman's book or any adaptation of it.