The concept of "love languages," first theorized by a Baptist preacher in the early 90s, has had a vice grip on pop psychology for decades — but now, some scientists are calling bull.

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You’ve undoubtedly heard of love languages – the theory that everyone has a ‘language’ that best makes them feel loved and appreciated pops up everywhere, from Love Island to dating app ...

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Credit: Bob Al-Greene / Mashable. "What's your love language?" It's a question you've likely heard on and offline, with an answer many have seriously contemplated about themselves and their partners.

The concept of "love languages," first theorized by a Baptist preacher in the early 90s, has had a vice grip on pop psychology for decades — but now, some scientists are calling bull. In a new paper ...