love language

“We always want to reset the dynamic, because part of their love language is clapping back at each other. It’s in that friction that they start to crack and evolve and their ideas start to change. If it was just a hangout show where everything was copacetic, I think people wouldn’t have the same kind of investment.”

You don't have the chutzpah to call your raspberry spread business "a love language" unless you're unabashedly looking for love yourself.

This new chapter is an extension of what has always been my love language, beautifully weaving together everything I cherish — food, gardening, entertaining, thoughtful living, and finding joy in the everyday.”

This is part of her love language.

“Football,” Quentin said of his relationship with his father, “is our love language.”