by BO
(GEORGIA)
I'm not even talking about the bedroom. No hugs, no kisses...nothing. I confronted her about my desire/need for physical touch in my realizing an expression of love and she has now resorted to mocking me in discussing "Love languages." I know she values quality time and acts of service.I deliver on those. Me, I value physical touch and words of affirmation. Words "I love you" ... "You look handsome." ..."Travel safely."
Eugene Kayser, lic. Marriage & Family Therapist
418 Stump Rd., Montgomeryville, PA 18936
215-813-8633
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