A person is less likely to trust if they feel that there is a risk that the needy or clingy person might transfer their loyalty to someone who seems more supportive at the time, and impart confidential information just to win over a new friend.
Could Obama expect loyalty from someone he had traded barbs with for months?
Or they rely on subjective metrics, such as likability, loyalty, whether someone is "due for promotion," etc.
For Kimpton Hotels, it is a small price to pay for the loyalty of someone like Mr. McHale, a Web entrepreneur who spends 50 or 60 nights a year on the road.
If the only reason I buy from one company is their price, then I'll switch my loyalty if someone else sells for less.
Not only was it the right thing to do, it created loyalty to someone who had to charge a few pennies a gallon more than his big competitors who had economies of scale on their side.
When I extend friendship and exhibit loyalty towards someone and they trod all over the respect I have given them it psychically injures me and when I extend the courtesy of a second chance, a pass, and someone that I have treated with friendship and respect ignores me and continues to treat me as if I am a moron it angers me a great deal.
Is it weird to have that sort of non-descript loyalty to someone you've never met, and probably never will meet?
Trump was apparently mad that Stanley McChrystal called him "shady" and "immoral". The president's former fixer told ABC News' George Stephanopoulos he gave "loyalty to someone who, truthfully, does not deserve loyalty". HuffPost talked to Erica Denae Meshke, who says other women have come forward with allegations against contestant Michael Friday since she went public.
… We anticipated from the day the lawsuit was filed that the issue of race discrimination would never get to a jury". The Clippers also deny age discrimination against Baylor, noting their loyalty to someone who presided over a team that made four playoff appearances in 22 seasons.
