bondedness

And I love it, I do – I sometimes stand with him in front of the mirror, turning just enough to see the contented look on his little face and the grip of his fists on my t-shirt and I thrill to our bondedness, our two-ness – but as I said, it hurts my arms.

Arms And The Mom | Her Bad Mother 2008

Again, the common thread seems to be the emotional bondedness and empathy experienced by the separated persons.

Dr. Larry Dossey: I Feel Your Pain: Fact or Fiction 2009

This teaching did not lead to a sudden scramble among couples to merge with other couples; spiritual marriage had "fallen upon" Stephen and his Haight-Ashbury housemates, and his students had to wait for a similar sign of spiritual bondedness to befall them. 4

Manhood in the Age of Aquarius: Masculinity in Two Countercultural Communities, 1965–83 2007

And I love it, I do - I sometimes stand with him in front of the mirror, turning just enough to see the contented look on his little face and the grip of his fists on my t-shirt and I thrill to our bondedness, our two-ness - but as I said, it hurts my arms.

Archive 2008-06-15 2008

And I love it, I do - I sometimes stand with him in front of the mirror, turning just enough to see the contented look on his little face and the grip of his fists on my t-shirt and I thrill to our bondedness, our two-ness - but as I said, it hurts my arms.

Arms And The Mom 2008

Once this information relationship has been established between two persons, it seems, with certain exceptions, to give rise to a social bondedness, placing both individuals on a new, typically nonterminable basis in regard to each other.

Behavior in Public Places ERVING GOFFMAN 1963