Gary Chapman wrote the book. He explains how people generally respond to love in five manners.
http://www.fivelovelanguages.com/learn.html
They are:
- Words of Affirmation - Saying "I love you."
Quality time - Spending time together
Gifts - Physucal gifts such as jewelry
Acts of Service - Cooking, cleaning, etc.
Physical Touch - From hand holding to sex
Each of us respond to one or more of these and it is how we know we are loved. Also, the way we feel loved is how we express love.
Each of us has a reservouir that wanes through living life and needs to be refilled. Usually, it is doing one of the other languages that drains us and makes us need to restore our love language reserve. When it is empty, we feel unloved. When it is full, we have to stop filling it, similar to how we stop eating when our stomachs are full.
For example, someone might feel loved by physical touch, but they are a janitor, so service does not say love to them, but increases their need for physical touch at the end of the day. Someone else may feel loved when someone does some sort of service for them, but they are a massage therapist, so physical touch is just a job for them.
I said all that to say this. Your GF may feel love through the quality time you had on Saturday. Now that it is full, she does not have the need to be around you for a while.
You'll know she needs quality time when she starts asking to see you. Unless she finds that from someone else.
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