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The one who remembers your birthday, your blood type, and that you prefer aisle seats.
means A person who provides or donates something to another — the one doing the giving, whether it's gifts, time, or care.
from Straightforward Old English stock: 'give' descends from Old English 'giefan,' part of a wide Germanic family (related to Old Norse 'gefa,' Dutch 'geven,' German 'geben'). Add the agent suffix '-er,' the same one that turns 'bake' into 'baker,' and you get 'giver' — someone defined by the act. The suffix itself traces back to Old English '-ere,' a very old way of naming the doer behind a verb.
- love language
- mistakes generosity for the only acceptable one
- risk
- attracts takers like porches attract raccoons
- burnout
- resentment is just unpaid giving with interest
- secret
- usually terrible at receiving anything back