Not exact matches
According to the dictionary,
intimacy means a «close or warm friendship or understanding;
personal relationship,» «a
feeling of being intimate and belonging together» and «sexual relations.»
She shares
personal and «insider» information through social media and develops
feelings of intimacy with her followers.
It Felt Like Love
feels like a
personal film with how much detail goes into the
intimacy of its subject, yet the film appeals to anyone who has endured the social difficulties that come with being a teenager.
However, she still retains a
feel of intimacy and
personal attention when compared with the «mega» resort style ships built today.
The printed material, together with its desaturated coloured paper, photographs and typographic selection conveys a sense
of nostalgia and
intimacy that roils the viewer, making them
feel intrusive by delving into other's
personal lives.»
The
intimacy of these artworks appeals to the senses — we
feel, taste, smell, or hear each
of them on a highly
personal level — while it also renegotiates the terms
of spectatorship and the relationship between contemporary art and everyday life.
Judd's work asks: if our
intimacy is collective, if our repertoire
of feelings and emotions are collective, is there a difference between the media's representation
of the
personal, and the genuinely
personal?
Sharing
personal thoughts or stories with a new friend
of the opposite sex,
feeling a greater emotional
intimacy with him or her than with a spouse, comparing the friend to the spouse (and listing why the spouse doesn't add up), longing for the next contact or conversation, changing normal routines or duties to spend more time with him or her, fantasizing about spending time with him or her and keeping conversations a secret from the spouse — all are channel markers that mark the passage
of friendship to an emotional affair.
Reluctance to disclose inner thoughts and
feelings, remaining guarded, and having desire for
personal control are all signs
of avoidant attachment.1, 2 Research shows that in adolescence and young adulthood, avoidant individuals do not connect as deeply (they have less
intimacy and emotional closeness) with friends and romantic partners as secure individuals do, and this lack
of connection largely results from less self - disclosure.
A necessary facet
of healthy marriage, emotional
intimacy pertains to the sharing
of personal feelings or emotions; a process which creates trust, security, attraction, and a sense
of connectedness.
Talking about private aspects
of your
personal life such as your marital or financial problems invites
feelings of intimacy.