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The best way to make someone feel valued is to show them that you care by listening to and respecting their opinion, demonstrating that you appreciate their presence in your life and showing them kindness and empathy. Showing genuine affection and support, as well as displaying positive body language while engaging with them can all help make someone feel more valued.

There are many ways to make someone feel special, including expressing your love for them through words or gestures, sending meaningful gifts or cards, taking the time out of your schedule to do something special together, showing up when they least expect it, letting them know how much they mean to you and making time for just the two of you.

To make someone feel cherished, shower them with compliments, be thoughtful in small ways such as planning surprise dates or buying a present for no particular reason at all. Appreciate the unique qualities they bring into your life; don't forget birthdays or anniversaries; lend a hand when needed and listen without judgement. Above all else show respect for their feelings and opinions

Depending on the person receiving the gift, an appropriate present could range from something simple like arranging an afternoon of pampering at a spa facility or ordering takeout from their favorite restaurant to giving personalized gifts such as engraved jewelry or a bouquet of flowers accompanied by chocolates. Ultimately anything given sincerely with extra thought behind it — whether practical or sentimental — will convey just how loved and appreciated that person is.

Writing thoughtful letters is one way of letting someone know that you're thinking of them without needing words. Sending gifts such as cards can also be a subtle yet powerful symbol of your appreciation towards someone even if you're not always able to express it verbally. Setting aside some quality time together can also go a long way towards conveying strong feelings towards another person without needlessly using words.

One way is through verbal expressions such as telling someone that you love/care about them; speaking kindly with compliments and ensuring that there's plenty of eye contact when talking with each other which both involves trust and emotional intimacy — both components necessary for conveying affection without physical touch. Non-verbal forms include exchanging gifts/cards/flowers etc., showing genuine interest in the things they find important, actively listening when they speak and embracing common pursuits together can all help build strong emotional bonds between two people even if physical touch isn't always involved.

While words are powerful tools for expressing feelings of love - there are certain moments where we may not always be able find the right ones - especially during times where intense emotions run high. In such occasions non-verbal cues can take precedence over what we wish we could say but cannot put into words adequately enough - like looking deeply into each other's eyes without breaking gaze; laughing at silly jokes shared between yourselves; kissing away tears shed during difficult times etc.. These silent yet powerful exchanges often end up having greater impact than any amount of sincere words ever could!

Presenting expressions of gratitude doesn't always have monetary value attached - simply saying ‘Thank You' along with communicating sincere appreciation by writing emails/notes detailing exactly why we are thankful should normally suffice (unless otherwise requested). Other alternate options include treating said individual out for dinner or sending thank-you cards on occasions such as birthdays/holidays where necessary - which helps build positive social bonds based upon mutual understanding & empathy which constitutes true kindness.