Empathy is not an easy answer but a painful process - ask (asbo) Jesus
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1 comment:
I love this cartoon!
And can only underline comment about empathy. Very difficult thing to do, to resist the temptation to make suggestions about what can be done instead of and before listening properly and going with someone as far as they want to go into whatever pain they're experiencing.
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