Vanessa Van Edwards breaks down the physical love language: touch, proximity, and gestures like arm-around or back touches. When both partners are physical, it flows. When one is and one isn't, the physical partner feels rejected while the other feels pressured. Communication matters.
People who are physical flirters tend to be physical love languagers. Physical is obviously a lot of touching, a lot of leaning in. There's a kind of physical banter that's happening there, so maybe it's like a hip bump or a shoulder bump. It's putting arm around, putting arm around, back touch. It's a lot of closeness, and maybe there isn't even a lot of words being shared, but there is some kind of physical connection in the relationship. Later, they also express their love through a physical touch. If you are dating someone and they also are physical, you're probably gonna have a match in love language. They're gonna be totally fine with PDA. If you are physical and they are not, you're going to have a hard time. It can be very hard if you have someone who's trying to be physical, touch, and reach out, and you're not ready, and you're like, I don't know if I like this or not. And that's hard.
