As a newborn's urgency in finding air to breathe– we find urgency in newfound cherished relationships, to make our love known. As air is not foreseeably fleeting, the newborn is gradually comforted and its urgency for breath fades– likewise, love, which initially required urgency in expressive efforts, starts to feel routine— so much so that we forget its significance in being made known. It’s an odd irony, but the very strength of our relationships can numb to us the need to nurture them.