Great History ? FUCK OFF <| sep |> I have read Breitbart , actually , and along with skyisfalling alarmism about inner cities and refugees , it trades in dog whistle antisemitism for its uncritical , docile and accepting readers . <| sep |> Yes , and in addition , so can Clock ' s rocket flare <| sep |> Can ' t seem to locate my results but physical was definitely at the top . Gifts ranked pretty low . uHotblackDesiato It ' s my hypothesis that people who are chronically deprived . showing a marked preference for the love language their being deprived of . I agree that there ' s a curve of sorts to take into account but I ' m skeptical that it ' s enough to flip many people ' s overall tendencies . It ' s perfectly reasonable to think that a person who values those things highly is still cognizant of that fact even when it ' s being fulfilled . . . umyexparamour people with acts of service and receiving gifts as their top love languages , and physical touch at the bottom , aren ' t actually attracted to their partners . I think that ' s certainly one possible explanation but like above , we have to allow for the likelihood that as a general rule people are capable of answering those questions about themselves more objectively than not . What you ' re suggesting is that people people may tend to answer the questions based on how a particular relationship is making them feel as opposed to what they know they prefer deep down . I don ' t deny that there are people out there who are simply that disconnected from their own sexuality but I ' d question how prevalent that is in a survey specifically designed to ferret out intimate desires . I mean really . if someone is plagued with the conundrum of , Ya know . I ' m really open to water sports . but just not with my spouse it ' s not likely much of the survey is going to be of any use at all .