Does the gift have its own language? Well yes; when we give a gift we communicate a feeling that can be of affection, courtesy or gratitude, something useful or appreciated that is given freely and without obligation. The gift testifies to a need for relationship and communicates our identity. When we choose a gift we express our individuality and the meaning that the recipient of the gift has for us, how important it is, but it is above all a tool for weaving emotional relationships and pursuing goals and the objects donated represent an extension of us: through gifts we distribute affection and we expect it in return. Gifts have their own language, contain thoughts and emotions and can help a relationship by making us more trusting and open to others. A social rule is that of reciprocity: if we receive a gift we must reciprocate what we receive. In the language of gifts, the reward we expect after giving a gift is the liking of the other, his affection and his attention, receiving his satisfaction in return. When we receive a gift we expect that the gift is just for us and that the other demonstrates that they know us: the right gift confirms mutual sympathy and affinity and often it is small but original, unexpected gifts that remain etched in our memory. “He is not rich who has much, but he who gives much”. Erich Fromm
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