 However, this response is challenged for failing to explain what is distinctly aesthetic about the sense of comfort and stability. The value of these feelings, according to the critics, is rather existentially-oriented and possibly relies on the instrumental role they play in assuring a secure foundation for life. An alternative solution to the dilemma proposed is to focus on the functional use of objects of daily life that is not separate from our management and flow of daily life or the cultural context and knowledge required for its use. When an object functions particularly well, the pleasure we gain is still embedded in our daily life and does not render the experience out of gear from the flow of everyday (Forsey 2014).