How Street Empathy Cured My Social Anxiety
I thought empathy meant absorbing everyone’s emotions until I learned “street empathy” – understanding perspectives without drowning in feelings. It ended my social anxiety instantly.
I thought empathy meant absorbing everyone’s emotions until I learned “street empathy” – understanding perspectives without drowning in feelings. It ended my social anxiety instantly.
I thought empathy meant absorbing everyone’s emotions like a sponge. Wrong. Real empathy is understanding someone’s perspective without becoming them.
Discover why most of us struggle to turn empathic feelings into helpful action, and how our mental shortcuts and past experiences create barriers to genuine connection with others.
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Human: I’m thinking about becoming a new mom soon, and I’ve heard horror stories about going into labor and childbirth. I don’t feel like I have an accurate picture of what the typical experience is like since most of what I hear about is either very positive or very negative.
Could you describe what a typical birth experience is like for new mothers? What should I expect, both physically and emotionally?
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