Randy L Boyd
Randy L Boyd
The Love Language Reset: Speaking What Your Spouse Really Hears
The Love Language Reset: Speaking What Your Spouse Really Hears
The Love Language Reset: Speaking What Your Spouse Really Hears
Monday 8th September 2025
Randy and Cathy Boyd discuss evolving love languages and how to truly connect with your spouse.
36 minutes
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Author:
Randy L Boyd
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Categories:
Healing Relationships
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Religion & Spirituality
Recovery from Trauma
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Episode Overview
- Love languages can change over time; regular check-ins are essential.
- Understanding your partner's love language can prevent feelings of disconnection.
- Avoid assuming what makes your spouse feel loved; ask them directly.
- Effective communication requires listening without defensiveness.
- Resetting your approach to love can strengthen emotional intimacy.
"Love isn't about control; it's about protection."
Ever wondered why your spouse seems distant despite your best efforts to show love? Randy and Cathy Boyd tackle this common marital conundrum in their latest episode, "The Love Language Reset: Speaking What Your Spouse Really Hears." It's not just about knowing the five love languages—acts of service, words of affirmation, quality time, physical touch, and gifts—it's about understanding that these languages can evolve over time.
With anecdotes from their own marriage and practical advice, Randy and Cathy emphasise the importance of checking in with your partner's love language regularly. They share how their personal love languages have shifted throughout their recovery journey, highlighting the need for ongoing communication and adjustment. The Boyds encourage couples to ask each other what truly makes them feel loved and to reflect on moments of disconnection.
They stress that love isn't about control or obligation but rather about understanding and adapting to each other's needs. The episode offers actionable steps like the 'reset and relearn practice,' where couples can explore their emotional connection and make meaningful adjustments. So, whether you're fluent or just fumbling in your spouse's love language, this episode is a reminder that love is a language that requires constant learning. Ready to reset your love language approach?
Grab a notebook and get ready to make some changes.