Do you have empathy for others?
596762
i try very hard to have empathy for people but trully i cant sometimes because i havent personally been thru what there going thru. but i really try to put myself in there shoes and i try to understand but the things i have been thru i most certainly do have empathy
986119
Yes my friend Honesty is very much alive in this selfish world !!\n   A bit difficult to understand this fact....i am not being hyperbolic but to tell u v all live different lives and our lives r so busy and ignorant, we are accustomed to listening to people speak  lies almost every day, yes we sometimes also do speak lies, now at this moment of time, if u meet a person who tells u the truth u always start spying on that person !!I because its all our mindsets that sets us to think that there is no honesty in this world and that no one is honest!!\nwe fail to recognize that person through observation, behavior,speech eye contact, body Language and other such aspects which show the level of honesty in that person!!\nSo ...I think its time to look around I think u should find people who are quite Honest!!
935736
If someone has done something to hurt me,I let them know but am still able to be civil towards them in future encounters.But I believe strongly in communication.If I just don't care for their personality,I am very civil to them because it is my problem why I don't like them,not theirs.Theirs no need to act ugly if they didn't do anything wrong to me.
370439
When viewing another person in distress, our reaction can be broken up into three components:\n1) an emotional response, which leads to...\n2) a motivation, which leads to...\n3) a behavior.\n\nIf a person's emotional response is EMPATHY, they will experience an ALTRUISTIC motivation and will engage in HELPING behaviors to reduce the other's distress.\n\nHowever, if a person's emotional response is PERSONAL DISTRESS, they will experience an EGOISTIC motivation and will attempt to ESCAPE the situation to avoid witnessing the other's distress.\n\nFinally, if the person's emotional response is SCHADENFREUDE (a German term meaning to take joy in the suffering of others), they will experience an EGOISTIC motivation and will DO NOTHING and continue to enjoy watching the other person's distress.\n\nHope this helps to answer your question.
283792
Willingest to get along with others
981972
I don't know why, but it seems that there are many people who simply enjoy hurting others.  I suspect it stems from them feeling powerless and insecure, so they get a small charge to their own egos when they can make someone else feel bad. \n\n There are, also, others who simply take advantage of people - they see goodness and kindness as a kind of weakness they can exploit for their own means.\n\nDon't let this turn YOU bitter, though.  Remember to tell yourself that those people, in the end, will suffer for it when they find they lack solid, real and loving friendships in their lives.
367468
honestly....why do you care what others think?
258282
yes sometimes\nbut when i think back that person really didn't deserve so much hate or attention from me. \ni guess often we feel like such when we personally feel insulted or hurt, but i guess its okay to think about it a little to vent it off and NOT do anything on it.
593303
Yes. These people have made an impact on your life. It is normal for you to feel them around you.
761711
well first off we are taught certain morals by our parents, such as "do not steal" "obey your parents"  as you get older you develope a feeling called empathy which is your ability to feel anothers pain. though everyone has empathy to a different extent, (some murder and ignore it, others cry at the slightest thing and others can handle more). the thought that "i do not like pain why should i put another person in pain"  is quite a basis for morals. i do not wish to be stolen from, raped, abused, lied about, what is my motiviation to do that to someone else?\n\nwill people commit those without motivation?
1172510
Not as much as I should be.  I find myself thinking unkind thoughts, like when I'm driving behind someone going slower than me, for instance, and thinking "hurry up, you idiot, don't you know I have to be somewhere?"  I try to be kinder in person, but when I'm in a hurry I can tend to be snotty, if their behaviour/service isn't as good as I think it should be.  I do tend to catch myself thinking negatively, and then try to turn it around to be more positive.\n\nIdeally, I would like to think that I'm kind, but I could be kinder.  I'm trying.  I'm human.
971646
Yes I do if I have the ability to give them the help they require, wether it be in a practical or monetary way help if it is in my power to do it, I do. Of course there are some things that are out of my control  now and I am limited but I have done so many times, while, I was able to, do things to help people even strangers and those who did not appreciate or acknowledge my help, These days I am on the other side and the one who is in need of help, yet there is none for me, but I do realise that now we are living in much harder times and people do have their own problems which need attention.
268006
i have, even though they were my anscestors, i still say, i am sorry that that happened.  My family is black, i am white. it is not a guilt that i neccesarily carry in my own heart, it is just a true and deep human desire for me to say to someone, i am sorry that someone hurt you.\na friend looses a loved one, we say were sorry even though its not our fault the loved one died.\nwhen a race that i happen to belong to dehumanizes another race, just because of skin color? the least i can do is say, im sorry; know that "I" take no pride in that, and know that i see how it has hurt and affected millions.\n\nto those who say, well it wasnt me? it might not have been you, but you would surely say something to a friend who is hurt; \nit places no blame on you directly, takes nothing away from your pride, and promotes human understanding, all in about 3 seconds.
417150
I believe that I am a kind person.  A long time ago, my grandmother taught me that you should treat people the way you want to be treated...No matter what they do to you...kindness is a state of mind..not just single random acts.  IF you are always concerned with the feelings of others, you can't fail being kind.
797608
It is called Empathy that is when you feel the emotions of the people around you you could probably look it up on the net for more info\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empathy
906906
Empathy, someone who could understand your feelings.
396692
Collaboration, understanding and empathy. Not in that order.