Touch

     Happy Valentine's Day from Ohio!  We made it across the country in one piece.  :-)  Thanks for your prayers.  Now, back on topic.  The first two Love Languages we talked about were quality time and gifts.  The third is touch.  This can be holding hands, rubbing someone's feet, letting your kiddo sit on your lap, lots of things.  If you have a spouse or kid who is always snuggling up next to you, then one of his or her main love languages may be touch.  This is another major one for my son.  The other day I told him he could sit on the floor or on the couch beside me to play a video game with his friend.  Where does he sit?  My lap.  :-)  Which did not surprise me at all.  And just reaffirms that one of his love languages is touch.
     If your spouse has this love language, or if you do, the touch does not have to be sexual at all.  It could just be holding hands at the mall or having them touch your back.  It is about touch conveying love.  I hope that this information is getting you interested in The Five Love Languages by Dr. Gary Chapman.  Are you beginning to see what your love language(s) might be?  What about the people that you care the most about?  Thanks for reading.  :-)