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At first glance, I thought you meant languages in the metaphorical sense. I actually thought that sounded cool. Sort of like a gamified way of understanding wha
by enos_feedler 6y ago
At first glance, I thought you meant languages in the metaphorical sense. I actually thought that sounded cool. Sort of like a gamified way of understanding what makes each other feel loved, etc. Just wanted to add this idea in there.
- ngokevin 6y agoI think I heard this before, haha! That would be a cool to have a raw relationship maintenance tool. In a way, learning their language and culture helps you learn their love language too :)
- enos_feedler 6y agoYes, and given the divorce rate and how widely applicable it is (everyone has their own "language" you need to decode) this could be a huge market!
- ngokevin 6y agoUnfortunately, while I’m very happily married (without kids yet), I don’t think I’m qualified to be a love doctor, haha.
- gandutraveler 6y agoMe and my wife use relationship app called Paired. It's asynchronous and we found it to be useful. https://www.getpaired.com/ https://www.getpaired.com/
- Kosirich 6y agoI thought the same. A bit of story telling... My girlfriend and I have switched half of our conversations to internal memes to express how we feel or feel about something, especially with small conflicts that arise from everyday life. I guess most couples do that to an extent, though I think spending so much time together last year (COVID19 working from home ) increased the "meme communication".
- ngokevin 6y agoHehe, one of the cool things about learning each other's spoken languages, is you get more memes, in other languages. I have a handful of fun Chinese phrases to whip out like "you're effin' annoying" or ways of calling each other idiots :)