About 80% of men claim "touch" is their "love language". And less than 20% of women say touch is their love language.
Men claim they need physical affection to feel appreciated. But they don't hug each other. They don't hold their children, or baby wear. They don't hold their friends hands or rub their backs after a breakup. They don't lean on each other on the train after a long night out.
Women do. Women reach out with their hands and their hearts daily both to friends and family but also to complete strangers. Men do not.
"Touch is my love language" is just shorthand therapy-speak for men to be able to say that they feel entitled to sex. Men complain that women want "acts of service" and men just want "affection" - yet a cuddle isn't what they're after, and providing sex that you do not want no matter how your day has been, no matter how tired or stressed you are, that IS an act of service. It's more than that, it's a chore. It's sexual coercion.
(They also don't GIVE that (sexual) touch to others (in terms of bringing their partner to orgasm, etc.) they just want to RECEIVE it and get off themselves)
























