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episode 34: I am taking a one month break from doing sex episodes
"Signs your love language is physical touch:
- You love being in a relationship that's very "touchy"—lots of cuddling, sitting on each other's laps, putting your arms around each other randomly, that kind of thing.
- Receiving spontaneous or random kisses (on the lips, forehead, or elsewhere) makes you feel loved.
- You find it very sweet and meaningful when a new partner wants to cuddle with you.
- The little physical gestures like holding hands and resting your head on each other's shoulders are some of your favorite little things about being in a relationship.
- Gifts and words of affirmation are nice, but it's the way someone looks at you and holds you that really makes you feel special.
- You love giving and receiving public displays of affection.
- When your partner is around, you always end up sort of mindlessly touching them—placing a hand on their arm or knee, running your fingers through their hair, or gently rubbing the back of their neck.
- It'd be weird to sit on a couch next to your partner and not be touching in some way.
- Having your partner want or initiate sex with you makes you feel loved.
- It's really meaningful to you when your partner puts an arm around you or holds your hand in public.
- You totally notice when they don't touch you in a group setting, and it sort of hurts.
- The idea of receiving a massage or foot rub from a partner seems super romantic.
- When you're stressed, you feel instantly calmed or relaxed when your partner puts their hand on yours or rubs your shoulders.
- Receiving a really long, warm hug makes you feel like your partner really cares about you.
- Someone doesn't need to say "I love you" a bunch for you to feel loved—you can feel it through the way they hold you or kiss you."