I believe that for same-sex relationships, there is a possible special spiritual calling for a sanctified life together; meaning embracing "philia"- "agape" love, the unique non-marital, non-procreation bond of commitment with caring, selfless non-sexual affection, willing good and eternal life for one another.
Community members consciously forged new and strong bonds of comradery, commitment, and common purpose.
They are not about setting up the sorts of transactional relationships more associated with professional care; they explicitly seek to build mutually-beneficial relationships that create bonds of love, care and commitment.
Like Bond he had a fear of commitment and marriage, preferring the safety of affairs with other men's wives, and, like Bond, he eventually caved in and got spliced.
Other women described delaying sex (ranging from hours to weeks) until they could develop a bond or gauge the level of commitment their partner was willing to provide.
The interviews provide a view of a dual approach to employees: the exploration of inner values, the common linkage points and the enhancement of the bonds and commitment to the company and "instrumentalism", seeing the employees as a means along the road to success, who represent the company to customers through their professionalism and expertise.
If the level or depth of the aforementioned elements are superficial, this type of commitment will not have an everlasting bond.
That is in sharp contrast with the previous clash between Mr Weidmann and Mr Draghi, in 2012, over the (unused) policy of "outright monetary transactions", a conditional commitment to buy bonds of countries under siege in the markets, which gave teeth to Mr Draghi's pledge to do "whatever it takes" to save the euro.
5– 7 It has also been described as "the glue that bonds society together, promoting harmony, a sense of community, and a degree of commitment to promoting common good".
This sense of commitment highlights how belonging to a community can generate deeply personal social, as well as moral, bonds that can potentially enhance protection of subjects.
