When I entered the platform, I realized that many conversations were sexual in nature, but I decided to look for a form of social interaction during the pandemic. It was in this context that I discovered the 5 love languages, according to writer Gary Chapman. These languages are the ways in which love is expressed and understood by each individual. Identifying the love language of the loved one and adapting your own is essential for a deep and effective connection in relationships. The 5 languages are: words of affirmation, quality time, gifts, acts of service, and physical touch. Each person has their preference, and expressing love according to the other's language is essential for him to feel valued. For me, the language of love that makes me feel most loved is receiving gifts. It's like they're a tangible demonstration of the care and consideration of those who love me. When I receive gifts, money, flowers, or am taken shopping by special people in my life, I feel that they are thinking of me in a loving way. This form of love gives me a feeling of care and attention that makes me very happy. Each gift received is like a gesture of affection and dedication that makes me feel special and loved. This connection through gifts strengthens affective bonds and brings me a sense of welcome and security. In addition, I highlight the importance of applying these languages to self-love as well. Investing in self-knowledge, trusting yourself and avoiding self-criticism are tips for cultivating healthy self-esteem and respecting love for the world. Observing and understanding the particularities of each individual allows us to establish more efficient communications and enhance our personal and professional relationships. By knowing and applying the love languages, both to others and to ourselves, we can cultivate deeper and more fulfilling connections in our lives. And so, when I receive gifts and affectionate treats, I feel that this is one of the most special ways of expressing and receiving love in my life journey.