They are mutually affirming, even mutually necessary.
At their heart, opposition to racism and freedom of speech are mutually affirming, even mutually necessary.
It is all very mutually affirming in that peculiarly American way that, like Oprah or the 12 Steps, suggests a world devoid of embarrassment.
When colleges speak of affirmative consent - the affirmative part is not just the word 'yes' but can be satisfied by the two partners mutually affirming their respect for and relationship with the other.
Communio does not simply refer to something common, but rather to a mode of being and acting in common through which the persons involved mutually confirm and affirm one another, a mode of being and acting that promotes the personal fulfillment of each of them by virtue of their mutual relationship.
Mr. Sekoff said The Huffington Post was not paying for the distribution, and AXS is not paying for the programming; the arrangement is mutually beneficial, he suggested, something that Mr. Cuban affirmed in a separate interview.
Additionally, we observe a higher proportion of reciprocal links between right-leaning users, indicating the presence of stronger, mutually-affirmed interest among individuals in this community.
In contrast, the network of follower/followee relations among left-leaning users exhibits a much more decentralized, loosely-interconnected structure, with far fewer mutually-affirmed social connections.
Casting the declared follower network as the social substrate over which political information is most likely to spread, we find that right-leaning users exhibit a greater propensity for mutually-affirmed social ties, and that right-leaning users tend to form connections with a greater number of individuals in total compared to those on the left.
"We do," Dervish affirmed.
