
With Corresponding Bitmojis, Memes, and Suggested Readings!
If there’s one holiday that is more applicable to the Yumbutter team than National Peanut Butter Day, it’s most definitelyValentine’s Day. Because it’s officially time to spread the love, yo! And as a certified B Corp, you know that’s one of our very favorite hobbies! [caption id="attachment_1301" align="alignright" width="197"]
1. Leveraging The Language of Love
Suggested reading: Gary Chapman’s 5 Love Languages [caption id="attachment_1299" align="alignleft" width="177"]
Language #1: Acts of Service 
This one can be summarized by this quote: “Let me do that for you”. An act of service is any kind of action that makes life easier for the other person. Your office mate who is notorious for taking on other’s work is visibly overwhelmed and drowning in a sea of papers (just kidding, that reference is obsolete...her Google Drive is running out of storage space?) You could recognize this, and slyly say, “I would love to take that off your plate so you can leave the office before 7pm”. Now watch that love gas gauge soar! You officially just spread the love.
Language #2: Quality Time
Quality time is all about undivided attention and being with someone. Love Coordinator Alana suggests using the lunch hour for this one. Ask your quality-time-craving office friend, “Wanna eat lunch together?” and then spend 12:00pm-12:30pm enraptured in conversation sans your mobile devices.Language #3: Words of Affirmation
#UnsolicitedCompliments like “Wow, you absolutely crushed that presentation!”. Words of affirmation and telling someone they’re great can be one potent love bomb. Noticing someone and then verbalizing it. Boom. Easy.Language #4: Gifts
Gifts laden with love, thoughtfulness, and effort are a fail-proof way to overwhelm a fella
Language #5: Physical Touch
Nope. Don’t go here between the hours of 8am-6pm.2. Nothing says, “I love you in a very appropriate way” than nutritious office snacks.
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3. Create Space for Love
Suggested reading: Blink by Malcolm Gladwell [caption id="attachment_1293" align="alignleft" width="126"]