She asks for gifts, asks for gifts, asks for gifts, asks for gifts. It is with respect and frankness that I observe: the imposition of gifts as a condition for what should be spontaneous and human reveals a distancing from the ethics that govern true relationships. What should be a natural exchange of affection and attention becomes priceless, wounding the essence of the morality that guides us. True trust is neither negotiated nor bought, but built with freedom and integrity between the parties. A gift, in truth, is the crown placed on the head of someone who has already proven they deserve it. It is not a toll charged to access something. But respect? Yes! That is free.