The warmth between people is often found in the smallest things.

When talking, put down your phone and listen until the other person finishes speaking. Sometimes, all they need is a pair of ears willing to listen, without rushing to analyze or give answers. When you think of someone, ask them: "How have you been lately?" If you've been taken care of, say thank you. If you admire someone, don't be stingy about letting them know. Even the closest people will have different thoughts and different ways of life. Leave a little space for each other, and many frictions will have room to turn. Care can be deep, and boundaries can also be clear. There's no need to keep forcing yourself to keep someone; Don't take others' kindness for granted over time. A comfortable relationship is probably built up little by little like this... When I speak, you are willing to listen; When you are down, I remember to ask how you are; We have differences, yet we still respect each other; We get busy sometimes, but still have things to talk about when we meet again. We don't need many, many people. A few people we can talk to with peace of mind, a few relationships where we don't need to prove ourselves, some thoughts we keep in our hearts. That's enough to make a long life full of warmth.