How do i change the grammar of this sentence?

Question

I love you for your understanding, compassion, kindness, humor, the way you feel, the way you treat others.

I need to know do i need the word and before "the way.... and then do i need a second and before the last "and the way... Any writing professional or someone with excellent writing skills please reply, thanks

Answer 1

"I love you for your compassion, kindness, understanding, your humour, the way you feel and the way you treat others."

I went in alphabetical, then in increasing length of concept.
Sounds fine to me.

Answer 2

I love you not only for your understanding but also for your compassion and kindness as well as your humor and the way you feel; most of all, I like the way you treat others.

Suggestion: I would take out "the way you feel" as it does not seem to fit well with the rest. Moreover, kindness and compassion are already feelings, anyway.

Answer 3

It is for your understanding, your compassion, your kindness, and humor; the way you feel, the way you treat others, that I love you.

Answer 4

You need the word "and" before the final item in a series.

So, your sentence would be

I love you for your understanding, compassion, kindness, humor, the way you feel, and the way you treat others.

There is a debate about whether you need the final comma. I always use it as it removes all doubt about meaning.

Answer 5

I would go with this for added emotion:

I love you for your understanding, for your compassion, for your kindness, for your sense of humor, and undoubtingly for the way you treat others.

Answer 6

It "flows better" to write: "I love you for your understanding, compassion, kindness, and humor. Also, the way you feel and treat others."

Answer 7

end the sentence with "and the way you treat othersevery other part is right.