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Empathy (or how to adjust your faucet…)

Arielle Schwartz · 27 Sept 2017

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Empathy does not have to be a faucet stuck on: as an adult you can choose when and how much to feel what others feel.

As an adult, I can now choose when and how much to sense and feel. I also give myself permission not to feel sometimes.

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  1. As an adult, I can now choose when and how much to sense and feel. I also give myself permission not to feel sometimes.

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