Care for
Care for verb - To wish to have.
Usage example: I don't particularly care for rice cereal, but I'll eat it
Both terms in one sentence
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He had an abusive father, and was forced to carry a tradition that he did not want or care for that required an isolated and lonely existence.
Source: Cry for the Devil - Writers naturally want their protagonists to perform all of the interesting medical work that week's cases will allow, but this understandable desire flies in the face of a reality in which a dozen different specialists may divide the tasks necessary to care for a patient.
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Or maybe you just want to show to absolutely everyone how much you care for your beloved like in the main picture?
Source: Deface of the Moon
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