Primary Love Language

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My primary love language is quality time. I like to spend quality time with my family and friends. Also, I am socially attached to people. I believe that the more time I spend together, the better chance I have of sharing quality experiences. I prefer having lunch and dinner with my family, and I share about the events of the day with my parents. In addition, I help in household chores such as washing dishes, dusting, sweeping, vacuuming, doing laundry, and so forth. I used to go to temple on every Sundays with my family. Sometimes, I hang out with my friends too. I like to share joys, and defeats with my friends. Whenever I gets plenty of time, I prefer spending some evening popping corn and watching movies with my friends. Moreover, I like

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