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How to Use Your Self-Love Language to Prioritize Your Own Needs

By Jessica Estrada — 2020

And while love languages are often called upon to provide insight into important relationships in our lives (romantic or otherwise) to help us connect on a deeper level and improve communication, a person’s primary love language can also be telling about how we can best give love to ourselves. Think of it as more of a self-love language.

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