Justin

More.

That's why what he was saying before, to me, it goes both ways.

I love physical touch.

I like to receive it.

I also love to give it.

You know what I mean?

Yeah, but it's not how you show love.

Yes, it is.

A love language, if you think of the term language, it's something that is used both ways.

It says ways which we would prefer to be shown love.

So how do you receive it?

Yeah, but who said that?

Vagdivi...

All right.

I mean, I always interpreted it as like it's something that you enjoy, so you also try to give it out.

Yeah, I think that kind of goes with it.

I mean, it's a love language.

But I do think that receiving gifts, like in my opinion, all of these things kind of are supposed to work in tandem and receiving gifts is in theory, an act of service and like a, not a word of affirmation, but it is an item of affirmation because there is so much more that goes behind the physical item.

It could be a fucking, it could be like, it could be a rock, you know, but it's just like, I saw it.

I thought of you like there's more behind the gift than just what the actuality of what it is