Pity vs Sympathy vs Empathy vs Compassion

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Oh no! It is sad to see that happened to you.

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I am sad and sorry for what you are experiencing and going through.

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I understand and feel what you are going through and it is so frustrating.

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I know what that feels like, and I want to help you in any way I can.

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Being empathetic and compassionate is more than just being nice to someone for a few hours. www.TheEasyWisdom.com

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True compassion and empathy are tougher than they appear to be, and they are worthwhile. They have the power to heal and change you for the better. www.TheEasyWisdom.com

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