To take an interest in or be attentive to someone or something, often involving concern or care for their well-being or circumstances.

To make an effort to engage with or support someone, particularly when they are unable to manage on their own, such as taking responsibility for children or those in need.

To allow or permit an action to happen, indicating acceptance or a lack of restriction regarding what another person chooses to do.

To act in a way that disregards the thoughts or feelings of others, often conveying a sense of indifference to social norms or expectations.