Affirming that you welcome and value his affection (and meaning it) will go a long way.
Last week, Max Steuer exhibited a home-movie film to a jury, as evidence of the happy home life of his client prior to the alleged alienation of her husband's affections, valued at four million dollars..
By G. L. Brayshaw and E. B. White The New Yorker, October 7, 1933 P. 15 Last week, Max Steuer exhibited a home-movie film to a jury, as evidence of the happy home life of his client prior to the alleged alienation of her husband's affections, valued at four million dollars...
The remark suggests how much Dickens valued his public's affection, not only as a stimulus to his creativity and a condition for his commercial success but also as a substitute for the love he could not find at home.
"We feel his affection, we feel valued," Cristiano Ronaldo says.
At least it doesn't dwell on polygamy, they said, and its ribald humor seems braced by traditional values and affection for the Mormon characters.
By telling them that their presence is valued, and asking what they need, you will build a new level of trust and affection.
Humans need affection, and having a partner makes people feel cared for, esteemed, loved, and valued as a person (Diener et al. 1999; Ross et al. 1990; Stack and Eshleman 1998).
Mothers valued very highly a show of emotion from health professionals at the loss of their baby or an expression of affection for surviving siblings.
Here, affectation masks but cannot conceal the value of true affection.
