How often do you put yourself in another persons shoes?

AnusNdaPainus

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How often do you put yourself in another persons shoes?

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I don’t understand homeless people but I can show them respect.

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- AnusNdaPainus
  
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  Well do you understand that you could just as easily be in their position some people are homeless due to illness
  
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- jennifer_bloom
  
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  I think that is unlikely because I suffered so much that twice in my life, God promised to protect me forever.
  
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- AnusNdaPainus
  
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  He protects the homeless and less fortunate with compassionate people
  God uses people
  And the Golden rule of the Bible is to treat others the way you want to be treated
  
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- strateguy632
  
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  to an, content illness", depends which country. western give money to handicapped n if need hospital medicare has been around for decades even BEFORE obama.
  
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I've been around all kinds of people rich and poor, I've been homeless myself and I'd still be homeless if I didn't decide to move for the better and get my life started. Yes I can think about it, It's hard to do for assholes but people doing it tough or upset or angry over something I can understand they're frustrations.

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jshm2 Follow
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I don't steal shoes like some fucking American druggy.
Everyone has problems, kiddo. Some people just let theirs take them over out of pride or arrogance.

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- AnusNdaPainus
  
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  Exactly!
  There can be no bad blood between those who know the same pain.
  
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Wow you sure do try to talk empathy for someone who thinks an infant rapist isn't any worse than someone who lies once in their life.

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- AnusNdaPainus
  
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  Romans 3:10
  None are righteous.
  Proverbs 12:22-28
  Lying lips are an abomination to the Lord.
  
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- LazerBean
  
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  Thanks for proving my point, pedophile
  
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- AnusNdaPainus
  
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  Which was?
  
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Too often. I do it when I think about other people almost out of instinct.

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- AnusNdaPainus
  
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  Me too especially in cases of hunger and not having shelter
  
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Often. However I don't idealize empathy like most people do.

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- AnusNdaPainus
  
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  Understandable but a little compassion goes a long way something small to you could change someone’s life
  
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- FreyaRed
  
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  With buying him a vodka?
  he will drink this bottle like a soda and fall asleep.
  
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- AnusNdaPainus
  
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  Can I get those powerball numbers too miss Cleo?
  
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Agape93 Follow
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Not often, I can, but usually don't. I don't care about most anyone else unless I have a reason to.

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- AnusNdaPainus
  
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  What do mean by “ a reason to”?
  
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- AnusNdaPainus
  
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  What do you mean?
  
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- Agape93
  
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  Like for example let's say Arkansas gets mega nuked. No survivors, most die in agony. I won't feel a thing. But if it happened to Texas, ill be pissed and upset because I have loved ones there.
  
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- AnusNdaPainus
  
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  Let’s Say that your loved ones have loved ones in Arkansas
  would you still not feel a thing?
  Even when your loved ones are in agony over their own?
  
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- Agape93
  
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  Just some worry for them personally. My best friends cousin was trapped in the metro shelters when the Ukraine War kicked off. I worried for her, because he worried for her. The moment she got across into Poland, I stopped ultimately caring.
  
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- Agape93
  
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  They're welcome to feel how they do, no judgement. But aside from some worry, I'm not liable to genuinely care
  
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- AnusNdaPainus
  
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  Why do you feel you aren’t liable?
  
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- Agape93
  
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  Liable, as in likely
  
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- AnusNdaPainus
  
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  My bad 😅 I read that wrong
  
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- Agape93
  
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  You're fine lol
  
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OfMiceandMen Follow
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All the time. It is one of those things I've done since I was about 30 and more aware of things.

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sage2021 Follow
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Yes, I do put myself in other people's shoes often.

For by the grace of God go I.

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strateguy632 Follow
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never, nobody can know what others experience. "empathy does not help the victim" and the horrors on daily news is too numbing for any suffering.

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- AnusNdaPainus
  
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  If you were about to be gunned down and I had the power to prevent it wouldn’t you want me to stop the gunman and save your life?
  
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Several times a day, voluntarily as part of my work.

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- AnusNdaPainus
  
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  That’s awesome
  I try to volunteer in my free time or if I get bored it’s a great way to meet new people
  
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Tiffany1996 Follow
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If their to small they could hurt my feet. But seriously I could probably why I tend to over think things.

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slatyb Follow
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I don't but my wife buys designer shoes at resale stores.

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- AnusNdaPainus
  
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  Do you love your mom?
  
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Summeroflove Follow
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I do my best to be empathetic. It doesn’t always mean I’m sympathetic

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sheenagwapa Follow
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i don't really pur myself in another persons shoes i just easily feel merct.

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Theoretikly, many time
Practicaly, rare

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Smxs..

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