Could Your Partner's Logic Be Their Way of Showing Love?

Could Your Partner's Logic Be Their Way of Showing Love? Quiz

Could Your Partner's Logic Be Their Way of Showing Love?

Discover if you're missing your partner's expressions of love because they speak the language of logic, problem-solving, and practical care

Note: This quiz is designed to help you recognize different expressions of love, particularly those common in neurodiverse relationships. It's not a diagnostic tool, but rather a guide to understanding how your partner may be showing love in ways you haven't recognized.
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When you share a problem with your partner, what's their typical response?
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How does your partner typically express care when you're sick or stressed?
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When you mention something you need or want, what happens?
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How does your partner show they're thinking about you during the day?
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When making decisions together, how does your partner approach it?
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How does your partner respond when you're upset about something?
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What kind of gifts does your partner typically give?
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How does your partner show interest in your life and activities?
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When you face a challenge, how does your partner support you?
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How does your partner communicate during disagreements?
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What does your partner do when they notice something isn't working well in your life?
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How does your partner demonstrate they value your time together?
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When you mention you're interested in learning something new, what does your partner do?
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How does your partner show they care about your comfort and well-being?
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What happens when your partner discovers something that could benefit you?
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How does your partner approach helping you with tasks or projects?
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When you express worry or anxiety about something, what's your partner's response?
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How does your partner remember and acknowledge important things to you?
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When planning for your shared future, how does your partner engage?
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Overall, how would you describe your partner's primary way of showing love?

Understanding Your Partner's Love Language

Learning to Recognize and Appreciate Different Love Languages

Understanding that your partner's logical approach IS their way of showing love can transform your relationship. Many neurodiverse couples struggle because they're speaking different love languages—one through logic and action, the other through emotion and words.

Neurodiverse Couples Therapy

  • Learn to recognize and appreciate different expressions of love
  • Bridge the gap between logical and emotional communication styles
  • Understand how neurodivergence shapes love languages
  • Develop mutual appreciation for different ways of caring
  • Reduce feelings of being unloved or unappreciated
  • Create a relationship that honors both partners' love styles
  • Learn to translate between logical and emotional languages

Individual Therapy

  • Explore your own love language and needs
  • Process feelings about receiving love differently than expected
  • Understand your partner's neurotype and communication style
  • Develop flexibility in recognizing various forms of care
  • Work through past relationship patterns and expectations
  • Build confidence in your unique way of loving
  • Strengthen your ability to both give and receive love

At Sagebrush Counseling, we specialize in helping neurodiverse couples understand and appreciate each other's unique ways of expressing love. We recognize that logical, solution-focused care is just as valid and meaningful as emotional expression—and we can help you see and honor both.

Many neurodivergent individuals (especially autistic people) naturally express love through practical action, problem-solving, and logical care. This isn't coldness or lack of emotion—it's a different, equally valid love language that deserves recognition and appreciation.

Learn About Neurodiverse Couples Therapy Schedule a Consultation

Ready to better understand and appreciate how your partner shows love? Whether through couples therapy or individual support, we're here to help you recognize the love that's already there.

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