Her blithe effusions, the high spirits of her 11-year-old stepsister, Rebecca DiBlasi, and of Rachael Seiden, 10, seemed spontaneous, convincing and, to one in need of reaffirmation, an essential diversion.
Now imagine interacting with a loved one while feeling so sure of her infinite, unconditional acceptance that you had no need for reaffirmation.
It's once again all about Trump, Trump's ego and Trump's need for reaffirmation.
A source close to the Kurdish leadership, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said Kurdish leaders concluded that the interim constitution needed some sort of reaffirmation to compel the new government to adhere to it.
(These are not predictions, mind you, but observations on the transience of epic moments. We need reaffirmation of being the center of the universe, and don't you forget it).
In November, it was one of reaffirmation.
"It was a time of reaffirmation," especially during the first week of Ramadan.
Judith Butler has tried to circumvent this alleged paradox by pointing out that norms never remain valid by themselves but need constant reaffirmation.
While this results concurs with those of Yarden and colleagues they were obtained from a small number of patients and thus need reaffirmation in larger studies.
This week's decision, by a court that is not perceived as particularly hostile to law enforcement, is a needed reaffirmation of that message.
Because masculinities are multiple, competitive, hierarchical and contradictory [ 21, 57, 58, 75], and needing constant reaffirmation in the face of multiple threats, some behaviours are then deployed to elicit feedback and draw awe.
