Tenderness

Tenderness

Unlike the love and desire, which is about affection, tenderness is a form of attachment to another with no element of coercion, as passion could impose. The reflected tenderness especially in the absence of any negative feelings. As a result, it is expressed in gestures, touch, softness, delicacy, attention to the needs of others, look, voice, and is a form of respect for others; manifested in the fact displays of affection. The tenderness of creating a relationship of affection, which can range from friendship to romance. Note that this does not necessarily imply a desire but sensual, seeing that may be the key to a family relationship.A universal need:In 1997, Gérald Pagès gives birth to Tendresses Festival in Avignon. For many years, brings together the best professionals to discuss the importance of sensitivity in the cycle of life. Juliette Binoche become godmother. As an alternative to a particular interpretation of the work of Sigmund Freud, psychiatrists and psychotherapists loudly proclaim the urgent need for greater sensitivity in relationships between people, in order to raise more on the importance of quality human relations. Jacques Salomé also brought his stone to the building with training in interpersonal communication.At the same time, the monthly philosophical journal Culture in Motion announces the publication of a large one with tenderness title civilization folder.Today, the Festival has become the Tendresses humanity and conscience Conference held every year on the first weekend of November at the Palacio de Congresos de Perros Guirec.Christian thought is also promoting a series of feelings that can allow people to cultivate good relationships with those around them, such as tenderness, often linked to childhood. Benedict XVI cites, for example, the words of Jesus: Let the children come to me, do not hinder them (Mk 10, 14). Not that the conversion of an idea or system of ideas or even a decision, but a behavior that is inherent in childhood. The link that Jesus attributed to his own relationship with the children echoed the idea that the gospel is for naive and seems less accessible to those who believe in a complicated shape was made. Some translations use the "object of his affection" circumlocution to refer to children from parents. Tenderness, although about love, does not mean the gift of himself and seems to escape the binding of certain "realistic" Christian words, as in the effort to reconcile with an enemy.The quality of what is the deal;
       does not say that moral sensitivity friendship, love, affections of nature.

    Your sister? Despite the hypocritical tenderness of his signings, disliked, and not, in fact, did not like ...
    He grew up in the bosom of the family, surrounded by the warmth of all [...]. -
    The tenderness of a father to his children. - To love tenderly. - The tenderness of heart. - Maternal Tenderness. - He gave a thousand marks of affection, tenderness