The 5 Love Languages Singles Edition

“Can I do something that will make up for the pain I have caused you?”

It is the process of re-socializing: going back and replacing the dysfunctional patterns of childhood with healthy patterns of communication. It’s not easy, but necessary, if one is to learn to speak the love language of quality conversation.

Physician Albert Schweitzer said, “We are all so much together, but we are all dying of loneliness.”1

However, they are still united by those factors that hold all of us together as humans. Everyone wrestles with values, morals, relationships, and meaning.

have substantially higher divorce rates than those who do not. In fact, the rates range from 50 to 100 percent higher.7 Prof. Jan Stets of Washington State University, one of the most noted researchers on the issue of cohabitation, concluded, “Cohabiting couples compared to married couples have less healthy relationships. They have lower relationsh

The sex-obsessed society unhesitatingly breaks both divine and human law, and blows to smithereens all values. Like a tornado, it leaves in its path a legion of corpses, a multitude of wrecked lives, an untold amount of suffering, and ugly debris of broken standards. It destroys the real freedom of normal love; and in lieu of enriching and ennoblin