I learned that you can't feed the childhood luck by getting it from others. You need to renounce this longing as it never would happen and start giving it to yourself. Otherwise this is a road to dependency. 

Although one hesitates to generalize, I have to agree with Nat, both professionally (I practiced as a Psychologist for a while before moving on to a research and policy career) as well as based on personal experience.

It is best to find methods to overcome the longing rather than to feed it. In fact, a healthy parent-child emotional relationship has at its center the building of emotional independence, not life-long dependency.

I wish you the best of luck, Yasser, and I would advise that you try a therapist who follows a different approach. Living with that longing unresolved, or nurturing it, can make you vulnerable in your relationships.

Hugging therapy is actually working very well for those who think it's not necessary. Yasser is not asking for your opinion, he is asking for someone to take him in his arms and hug him.

The last thing he needs is your personal perspectives that are only valid for yourself. Touching and hugging is a basic human need and if he did lack in this childhood, it will help him getting this now as an adult so that his body will inscribe it as a new memory in its cells.

I'm not a man Yasser otherwise I would have offered it. Keep searching and going. Good luck.

Thanks Sofia for the kind words!

I have already started the sessions with someone who messaged me here and it is indeed healing!

Cheers