Life is hard for the empath due to different reasons. Initially we’re born into families that are highly dysfunctional. Our emotional needs aren’t met. Also, people crave our light but that same light in us isn’t nurtured. We face a lot of scorn and bad behavior just for being different. We have a high moral compass because that’s who we are. Most of the world pretends to be egalitarian. But we genuinely live by that code and suffer immensely to be ourselves. We don’t fit it in and have to find our own way being who we truly are an empath. Once we learn to set boundaries and accept who we are things get better.
As a child, I thought I was born into the wrong family. I soon learned I was a black sheep. I am a healer now, as a therapist. I too have been looking for deep connections my whole life and have found it within myself. ❤
Empaths are survivors late bloomers but also gifted and creative often intelligent very social when they choose to be. With so much conflict the biggest struggle is being understood. Fortunately we can go years without real friends turning up for us,something other types couldn't endure.
The irony of being a HSP is that too many people will tell you that you are ‘too sensitive’, but they appreciate and use that sensitivity when it benefits them. For much of my life, I felt like I was waiting for people around me to become more emotionally mature. It was a source of frustration for me until I learned about the empath/narc paradigm and how to manage myself within it. Accepting this beautiful gift AND burden of being an empath has been one of my greatest life lessons and challenges. My sense of purpose as a healer is what keeps me going. And yes. Sometimes we need to get crushed in order to rise!! Thanks again for helping us all recognize and manage ourselves!
I have been looking for the deeper connections my entire life, I gave up and found what I was looking for inside me. I feel like a scientist on earth observing strange behavior. When I do mention my observations, most people look at me very oddly. BTW, I am a physical empath and take on others physical issues to understand them. By doing so I can feel their emotions at their core. I asked God once, why do I have to feel all this, he answered back, it is the greatest gift in the world to feel another's deepest anguish and I just cried and thanked him.
I was the black sheep and absolutely saw it as a child. I lived with an abusive mother, absentee father, ultimate antagonistic sister and bully brother. It was torture! I found that emotional empaths have a harder time existing in the world. Aggressive empaths are able to deny the entry of toxicity by extending barriers. We tend to look mysterious to toxic people and they want entry into our lives, however, we can see that this is nothing more than a power grab. All empaths have the gift of sight, but it can only be naturalized by our journey to confidence. Once you get there, life is much better. It's called self love and it's a beautiful thing.
I think what’s helped me is to find my own peace and center. This dynamic is very challenging. I also think what’s helped in my process being an empath it’s tough but rigorous boundaries. Not just in the traditional sense either. NOT allowing just anyone to “trauma dump” and not feeling like you have to be the “fixer” removing your energy and power and understanding you can be selective in your advice and guidance given. Self preservation of our gifts is essential. And becoming okay cutting off people without having to give an explanation. Some people just want to “talk” in attempt to change your mind for personal gain/access.
Thank you for this. It’s one of the few things that makes me feel seen. As far back as I can remember I have navigated deep and sometimes painful empathy. I was always able to interpret what was unsaid, like it was overwhelmingly obvious. I spent a lot of time alone in the woods or at lakes fishing And hiking. It was the most peaceful place for me. Both of my parents were professionals and very focused on their work. They left us three kids in many ways free to do as we wished, which was unusual and wonderful for me. One of my first memories, maybe four years old, was Getting into my little pedal firetruck and striking out for the open road. There was a lot of stress and bickering happening between my siblings and mother and father and I just wanted to go. In my 60s, I live by choice alone in a van. It is my home on wheels, my sanctuary, my peaceful place. I don’t have to deal with the cacophony of the outside world very much at all. When I think back to my fire engine trip as a four-year-old I smile, imagining telling him that the day was coming that he would have The means and ability to create space and peace for himself.
Absolutely resonates with me. The loneliness is impossible to deal with sometimes. I go in to a public place and talk to people but rarely do I feel like they are reciprocating the level of empathy and compassion that I am giving to them
This is so accurate. ❤ i found connections in nature and with animals… reclusive. The purpose is huge to me now. I had to realize the people find me while I’m living in my purpose and I am not starving for that connection so much that I hold on to the people who come through my life to connect with me… i give myself to the purpose and i feed my needs for connection through my purpose. I commune with my higher self to strengthen my purpose by being alone in nature and by being a servant for change in the way we treat animals, nature, and that strengthens my fortitude in being the kind of person who treats everyone with respect and compassion especially when they are being hurtful to me and others. I treat everyone with respect and compassion especially myself. I don’t let people hurt me like i used to but i also don’t let that change me and turn my love and service into hate and anger.
Thank you! It was fabulous. I was the black sheep. I moved 3000 miles to get away from it but I did so with my narcissistic husband lol Eventually I woke up and my healing journey began. I realize now that Im a Sigma Empath I have superpowers. I feel in control now, it feels good.
Much Gratitude Vital You’re spot on! My childhood and the constant danger my life was in created me from the womb. It drives my purpose, empathy and compassion. Without it because of the world my parents exposed me to the thought of becoming a dark triad remains in my head. The twist in it is being in that world it’s been easier for me to self regulate. Everything you spoke of has been utilized on my healing journey nature, animals, reading, writing and self care. Grateful you have this channel/podcast.
I knew I wasn't wanted as a child. My grandmother informed me of that. I also was talking to 'spirit' before grade school, and in grade school and got punished. This was in the 1950s. In the 70s, I was taught sensitives are Lighthouses. As a child I created an imaginary family. My family hated me, but when they were dying they came to me. I knew I was different. As I am reviewing my life, I can see the roads that I traveled were fated and for me how to act as a Lighthouse. You defined great points in your video. I will share this. I wish you luck. I'm on a similar road, but I 'm not here about me. Best of luck.
Childhood trauma , I became sickly as a child. Yes the blacksheep and scapegoat too. Seeking God at a very tender age. Seeking peace, later I learnt to pray and meditation is what helps me.
I often say, “I grew up in a den of psychopaths/narcissists” I am the black sheep and it took me a long time to understand that I in fact survived and shone a light on their ugly behavior. I feel grateful for the Internet and people like Germaine who are here to lead, inform and coach. I appreciate his content, I feel less alone knowing there are others. Has this ever happened to you? Once I was in line, there were two ppl in front of me and I could not see the receptionist. I felt a wave of profound sadness, so much so, that my cheeks flushed and warm tears fell. I thought… what is happening? When it was my turn to interface with the receptionist I knew it was her sadness. I quietly asked if she was okay. She began to cry and quietly shared her bi-polar was in full force. We chatted a bit, there was no one behind me. Sometimes ppl just need to know they are not alone, that they are seen, they are valued, appreciated and loved. No one is perfect, we are all made to have this human experience. The example above is rare for me. I find that I isolate and avoid busy places when I can. I live in New York so I pretend to be a New Yorker and don’t acknowledge or talk to people usually. It’s safer. After all, our light attracts darkness. I once heard, “Empathy without boundaries is self-destruction.” I argue that If the ppl in this world were kinder, we wouldn’t need boundaries. Peace, Love and Kindness to all. And please remember… this world is a better place with you in it.
Yes, I feel others emotions. I finally learned to shield myself in public, but it's not always successful. That's why I hate going out. It's exhausting.
I am glad that I found your rant :) It resonates a lot and I have always felt like an outsider. Thought it was me, that I had a problem. I felt so alone for so long and still do, but I have found peace in that. Since a very short while I am slowly opening up to new connections, but the race of people, they are just not my kind haha. I would love to connect with empaths though.
You hit the target 🎯 with this video. I understood every word and it brought tears to my to my eyes how relatable it was. You don’t seem to fit in / tribe is spread out and you are attacked by narcissist. Finding my tribe now which is great Seeing the red flags and setting boundaries for the polar opposite ones Empaths are the light bearers and are here at this time on the planet to create change Through love and empathy Great video 💜💯🦋🙌🏽🙏🏽😊
I’ve ALWAYS felt homesick! The exception was the 17 years I was married to my husband. When he left me for an affair partner, I was absolutely bereft, gutted. Homesickness returned and today, 12 years later, it is still there, deep, deep in my soul. My childhood was traumatic for me, but my siblings didn’t see, hear, or feel what I did. I wasn’t the black sheep, but I felt separated from everything and everyone. I was a very traditionally pretty, popular girl and was bombarded with people. I had no ability to create healthy boundaries. Today, I’m an old lady. I prefer to be isolated. I’m still homesick, but I know who I am. I have made a significant spiritual connection. I do private tarot and pendulum work. I’m glad I found your channel! ♥️
Hello everyone! You are so spot on. This is so difficult at times. I’ve been asking where are the other people like me that want real community and relationships. I have no idea how you showed up on my TH-cam feed. Divine intervention for sure.
This made me cry for real when you got to the horses because I meet one horse in my life and felt a connection with such a beautiful animal. I love animals because there was indeed great trauma as a child. So much that I don’t even remember it all. Sometimes I look at my childhood pictures and I’m trying to figure out what happened to her because it’s like chunks I don’t recall. Sometimes I think it was that bad that I blocked things out so early in life. Childhood was a blur. I alienated myself early on from those in my own house to cope with everything.
Yes,yes,and yes! I'm not sure I have a purpose or if I have a strategy. I do try to harvest as much joy from just being around other humans. At work, grocery shopping, talking with people at the dog park... . As a matter of fact, my dog and cat are probably how I cope.
This is really good. Your work is so needed! Being an empath has gotten me hurt a few times than I’d like to admit however once I figured certain things the other side of that has always been amazing! I want to remain smart, prayed and discerned up throughout life! We guna be alright!!
YES to pretty much everything you stated....scapegoated, ostracized, abused, disowned and molded into a pick-me doormat. Through this journey I remind myself that I am built for this and my existence is not a mistake. Life's lessons happened for my greatest good and not to be the doormat of this world. I can only control me & my actions/words, and being emotionally intelligent is a superpower! I don't believe in always be happy or positive because it's an impossible ideal. I acknowledge my feelings and then I let them go, bexause anything else is suppression.
Thank you for these videos. It is reassuring to know that I am not the only weird, hermit, black sheep that doesn’t fit in. I am an introvert and an Empath. I also had childhood trauma. My mother passed away when I was a small child, my father had ptsd from WW11, and I had a Narc stepmother, who emotionally abused me.
I was the golden child because of talent which made me not fit in anywhere. I became the black sheep when I left home FOR leaving home and making my own way. I stopped all my singing and did yoga 12 hrs per day every day and therapy to get over the malignant narcissism of my sister and father. Being different has never been allowed. I haven’t fit in anywhere. I no longer have contact with anyone in my family. The system is so dysfunctional in my family so I’m pretty much Gods child only.
I totally resonate with with all the signs in this message. Yes, I have always been the black sheep in my family. Thank you for sharing this powerful message. 🕊✝️🕊 I love being walking in nature and I love horses and pet's. I been working on me to find out who I am and my reason of being here, because I never felt like I belong here on earth. 🕊✨️🕊
I am definitely the black sheep. Never fit in as a child. A teenage. An adult. A middle-aged adult. I will never fit in. I have accepted it. I have been "uplifted" by this message. I will show up for that meeting with other empaths. Many thanks!
When I was younger, divorce started my therapy to recovery. Like others, I noticed that I didn't fit in that current dynamic. Once I separated from my father, I began to live and enjoy life. He considered it a family norm. I began standing up for myself and etc.
Thank you. I appreciate it hearing that. I have suffered childhood trauma of abandonment by my father then my mother became an alcoholic because he left her with four rambunctious children. I agree with you and it's been a long journey. I suffered assault from my son-in-law my only child daughter's husband and my daughter did not stick up for me or help me. I've been called passive-aggressive which I don't agree with. It's funny how people label you when you are speaking your truth. I appreciate you
I indeed had a traumatic childhood. I don't believe our souls are from somewhere else but that God was with us though our physical deliverance from our home life never came God instilled empathatic tools within us - to love others through our pain via the tool of being hyper-sensitive to people and the atmosphere of people around us. Yes, I don't feel a sense of belonging but I know I am loved by Jesus.
. Thanks for clarifying. I instinctively knew that. As I got older. Yes, I had experienced all that. My brother and I were the black sheep of 7 siblings. Yes, I never felt like I belonged on this 🌎 plane. I had a couple of friends who use to say to me. You don't even seem like you belong in your family. True. Nature is huge for keeping me grounded and the animals. Love ❤ and light ✨️ to you.
Yes, I was abused as a child. my father had a hard time adjusting to me. He beat me for not quitting school in the 6th grade. I was diagnosed as talented and gifted. Fortunately, he gave me 24 hours to leave his house after my high school graduation and I could send myself to college with several scholarships. I had my first 3 million dollar year in 1975..
Thank you for stating all this so clearly and creating somewhere for us outsiders! I feel like 5% seems too high, I hardly feel I know anyone like me (and I don't even work in Big Business... it took me a looong time to realise that being unable to deal with such an environment was not some massive failing). I felt your pain about the Narcissistic Person - I recently met someone that I thought was like us because he talked the talk but months down the line I realised he never really cared what I thought at all, just dumps his trauma on me and runs, it was indeed so crushing. But it's been a wake-up call about my own behaviour and reactions in the past and future. Hang in there all
Hello 👋🏾 everyone…my name is Charmaine and i’m a fellow Empath…Ahhhh… this video was a breath of fresh air. 🌬️To finally have a meeting spot of human beings such as yourself even if it’s in the comment section of this great gentleman’s video is the closet I have been in proximity to anyone who is remotely like me. Like many of you. I have a story to tell and I will. One day… it is very powerful like many of your stories and I know I will be able to help millions of people by telling it one day. Hang in there everyone! stay strong!💪🏾 stay positive! know that you are not alone.❤
I have so few memories of my childhood before the age of 10. And the few memories that I do have are not 'happy'. Just random memories that stuck, but have nothing to do with my actual home life. To this day I do wonder what in the hell did I block out!!! But I do remember realizing by 5 or 6 that I could not rely on my parents. They weren't bad people, but they did not have the mental, verbal, and emotional intelligence to be parents. I could see it even as a child, and I knew without knowing how I knew, that what they were doing was not always the correct way. Many times I did voice my opinion. Which probably bugged them to hear me say the things that I said, but I felt like someone needed to correct them. Years later I remember an aunt mentioning it. She said that she could not believe the things that I said to them sometimes. I was never rude or obnoxious, just firmly pointing out the obvious. Or questioning their methods while offering solutions. My parents would then wonder out loud why I was like "this", or why I was so "old". Deflecting from my words and the problem. With maturity (teen years), I just let things be. Because I realized that it would be a struggle for them to change. I also realized I had to create boundaries within reason, and take them as they were, not the potential I could see. My mother recently passed, but even just before her passing she would lament me as her child. She was proud of me in her own way, but extremely toxic as well.😟 I couldn't win. From the moment I arrived she let me know I was not like them. She would tell me stories about myself even as young as an infant! Events that still puzzled her. She could not understand why I was so different, while my siblings and the grandchildren were like them. I recognize that I am different from most. I don't feel different, I am just me, but I get it. All I needed was genuine acceptance from her. I would have taken care of the rest. Thankfully my father while perplexed at times, is definitely more open minded and more accepting towards my off the beaten path way of being. Sometimes he even gets a kick out of it. :) In my personal life I have an extremely small circle. I check in every now and then to let them know that I care, but overall I just need me, my thoughts, the ability to research endlessly about whatever I want to know (I love new information), nature🌳🌿, and the spiritual support from the universes. Isolation can be extremely soothing and rather addictive.
Hello…….My childhood trauma. 1. I was picked on bulled bc I’m by darker skin kids, as I’m Light Skin. I never thought I was cute……but this is what they would say: you think you are cute don’t you San🤷🏼♀️that was their feeling not mine. 2. My Mom had me thinking my siblings Father was my Father…….I asked her several times and she would continue to say yes. However, one of my (sisters) younger kept telling me I was not their real sister, bc I didn’t look like them 😢About 5 years later there was a Hispanic looking man in my house……without any warning my Mom says this is your Dad Marvin😳. I ran out my back door crying. My Dads father was White🤷🏼♀️. This is why I looked different. Then I found out had had 4 other siblings that look like me. I feel lonely to this day at times. I have 2 horses now. The one that gave me comfort Rusty died in 2017. Sorry this was so long😮
As an infj, an empath high IQ, a sigma female and an aquarius raised by a psychopathic narcissistic mother and an alcoholic psychopathic father I couldn't possibly be any more different than any other living human being. It's been so hard for me from the age of 2 years old. I've had to be a loner my entire life😢 still don't understand why I had to come to this planet in the first placev
Horrible childhood. Was always aware I was different. Only at 70 do I understand my childhood, bad narcissistic marriages. I found Jesus Christ. He is my lord and savior and lead me through alcohol and drugs. 2 years free and sober. Married to a surgeon. Living authentically but so very painful to step into my heartfelt life. When you awaken it is so very beautiful but oh so painful. Find your source and return to that whatever form it takes. ✝️
We see things from that upside up angle I mean having a healing gift Ngaka we were named Mthimkhulu a big Tree medicine. ...we see all of them their toxicity and nassisism etc.
To answer your question. I cope by being a remedial massage therapist. I work for myself from home. This is my hobby, not my main source of income, so I'm free to bring my time and intuitive skills to good use. I'm rewarded with meaningful connections and deep conversations with repeat clients as we work to discover the source of and relieve their pain and their stress. No small talk.
Childhood trauma was part of it. We learned later that we had a calling a gift of being a Ngaka-Inyanga or healer shaman in your world. Blackship is what we are we have turned it around. We are the sheep amongst wolves.
yes I can resonate my mother was narcissist with bad mental health she was so jealous of me and myself and younger half brother had to go into fostercare were we both sexually abused I am on a healing journey after a spiritual awakening want to break cycles
Yes, abused as a child; yes, blk sheep; yes, introverted; I survive because, I see these abilities as gifts, therefore empaths are in the position to greatly assist others, although it would be nice if it were reciprocated. We can’t feel sorry for ourselves, we have to suck it up and do Gods work; we don’t need the world, as much as the world actually needs us. Identity how you will use Gods gifts to assist others, and keep your focus there. You will feel empowered , appreciated, and life, less difficult ❤
As a child I would sit at the top of the stairs with my parents downstairs sitting in front of the tell a vision. I would look up to heaven and say “don’t they know that there’s so much more than this?” Also even recently since I have become less of a compliant people pleaser and more introverted with boundaries I would say “you put me on the wrong planet !! I don’t fit in and I don’t belong here !!” I spent many years with flashbacks of child abuse. My healing journey has become more rewarding. I have a partner. We get each other . He is loving and supportive. I spent many years working and travelling around Australia as a midwife. Alone. I had no next of kin. I used to make up a name and number. I am no contact with my family who are in England. I have to stop myself from being open and friendly when I go out of the house!! 😂 because I attract narcissists and weirdos who love to energetically jump into my field and feed off my energy. I have an invocation to cast them out. I LOVE animals . I have two furries 🐈⬛🐈⬛ Thankyou Vital for the depth of your rant !!🙏🌸💜
I also believe that where the world is going our time for empaths, the unconventional, introverts is on the rise. I think the extroverts are going to be taking a seat or sat down if you will, as the future of humanity is shifting. Perhaps it’s no mistake that there’s very few of us. I don’t think that any of this was by chance. The growth was critical perhaps leading to this very pivotal point.
I try to understand that aspect of myself being a empath, it seems like it’s my fate to not have genuine relationships. I allow people to poor into me and it’s not reciprocated, that has a deep affect on me
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I refuse to accept that we can't find genuine relationships. I'm currently alone now but I am working on getting out into the world to allow the right people to find me. I'm trying to surrender to the flow of the universe and see what happens
I am definitely the black sheep of the family. My mom is a narcissist. I believe my mom got pregnant with me in an attempt to keep my dad around it didn't work and I for 18 years was a pawn in a game that I wasn't participating in.
yes, in "layers"... heres one: my mom is a "brittle diabetic", she has Type I Diabetes . When i was growing up, from a very young age, i would see my mom go into insulin (low blood sugar) reactions...and sometimes these insulin reactions would become combative with a rage... when these would happen I was scared of my mom... she looked like a monster...not my mom. one night, i awoke to her slapping me in the face.... thankfully my dad was in the other room...he heard my screaming for his help
I was born into a narc family. I was abused as a child as well. But i knew i was in the wrong Family they were so toxic and shady i cut them off when I was 19yo. They still talk shit behind my back. But I can careless kuz they all cowards losers. I love my Peace now. 🤗
Rant was on point. I describe myself this way as an empath and HSP. I have lots of childhood poverty divorce event trauma. Hubby of 30 yrs does not, he’s very energy sensitive almost hermit-like. We created environment for our four children far from poverty however I know some of my parenting still had that trauma rub off on them. Now two them would consider themselves a black sheep. Their trauma was more emotional neglect ( I passed that on). Here’s my point, I consider all 6 of us empaths to some degree or another sometime social but introverts, HSP all very sensitive to others energy. Is it possible they are all that way genetically? 🤔Everyone still lives at home, quietly in their own room content and peaceful…. I think I created a family of loving weirdos (who actually don’t give a flying F if people think that)😂
A life of suffering is never worth it for any "divine plan"! By the the way, anybody else wondering why the random Panda bear placement? If not, you should ask him what's the significance! #despicable
Hi! Big thanks for the work you do. I’m curious, have you considered the relationship between empaths and addicts? Especially the experience of the recovering addict. Idk if you’ve ever been to Al anon meetings or any 12 step meetings.
At 69 yo, I ve found from personal experiences....that the multiple traumas actually have made me multidimensional/ more than the empath, so sometimes I now put the empath aside when I sense a boundary is needed. Ha...practice boundaries as a tool to self differentiation.....I live alone and have felt lonely but no longer...the love I craved was my own so I have been the parent and friend to myself. The only thing I miss sometimes is a hug or touch...:)
I think that the 5 to 20% statistic for people who are true empaths is way overestimated. True empaths actually shine. I suspect that the statistic includes those who are not true empaths but those who have high empathy. There is a difference that most people, except probably true empaths, could not differentiate. But if I could I wave take my magic wand and gift more people with more empathy and integrity.
Life is hard for the empath due to different reasons. Initially we’re born into families that are highly dysfunctional. Our emotional needs aren’t met. Also, people crave our light but that same light in us isn’t nurtured. We face a lot of scorn and bad behavior just for being different. We have a high moral compass because that’s who we are. Most of the world pretends to be egalitarian. But we genuinely live by that code and suffer immensely to be ourselves. We don’t fit it in and have to find our own way being who we truly are an empath. Once we learn to set boundaries and accept who we are things get better.
Well said!
Very well said! 💯🎯
@@ktdwms yes
Beautifully stated!! I totally relate to your comment!
Perfect summation
As a child, I thought I was born into the wrong family. I soon learned I was a black sheep. I am a healer now, as a therapist. I too have been looking for deep connections my whole life and have found it within myself. ❤
My exact story. I keep looking for my tribe. Where are they?
Same. 🪷✨
Empaths are survivors late bloomers but also gifted and creative often intelligent very social when they choose to be.
With so much conflict the biggest struggle is being understood. Fortunately we can go years without real friends turning up for us,something other types couldn't endure.
So true
The irony of being a HSP is that too many people will tell you that you are ‘too sensitive’, but they appreciate and use that sensitivity when it benefits them.
For much of my life, I felt like I was waiting for people around me to become more emotionally mature. It was a source of frustration for me until I learned about the empath/narc paradigm and how to manage myself within it. Accepting this beautiful gift AND burden of being an empath has been one of my greatest life lessons and challenges. My sense of purpose as a healer is what keeps me going.
And yes. Sometimes we need to get crushed in order to rise!! Thanks again for helping us all recognize and manage ourselves!
@@pkp6791 spot on
I have been looking for the deeper connections my entire life, I gave up and found what I was looking for inside me. I feel like a scientist on earth observing strange behavior. When I do mention my observations, most people look at me very oddly. BTW, I am a physical empath and take on others physical issues to understand them. By doing so I can feel their emotions at their core. I asked God once, why do I have to feel all this, he answered back, it is the greatest gift in the world to feel another's deepest anguish and I just cried and thanked him.
You are so blessed.
I was the black sheep and absolutely saw it as a child. I lived with an abusive mother, absentee father, ultimate antagonistic sister and bully brother. It was torture! I found that emotional empaths have a harder time existing in the world. Aggressive empaths are able to deny the entry of toxicity by extending barriers. We tend to look mysterious to toxic people and they want entry into our lives, however, we can see that this is nothing more than a power grab. All empaths have the gift of sight, but it can only be naturalized by our journey to confidence. Once you get there, life is much better. It's called self love and it's a beautiful thing.
Thank you 🙏🏽
I think what’s helped me is to find my own peace and center. This dynamic is very challenging. I also think what’s helped in my process being an empath it’s tough but rigorous boundaries. Not just in the traditional sense either. NOT allowing just anyone to “trauma dump” and not feeling like you have to be the “fixer” removing your energy and power and understanding you can be selective in your advice and guidance given. Self preservation of our gifts is essential. And becoming okay cutting off people without having to give an explanation. Some people just want to “talk” in attempt to change your mind for personal gain/access.
Thank you for this. It’s one of the few things that makes me feel seen. As far back as I can remember I have navigated deep and sometimes painful empathy. I was always able to interpret what was unsaid, like it was overwhelmingly obvious. I spent a lot of time alone in the woods or at lakes fishing And hiking. It was the most peaceful place for me. Both of my parents were professionals and very focused on their work. They left us three kids in many ways free to do as we wished, which was unusual and wonderful for me. One of my first memories, maybe four years old, was Getting into my little pedal firetruck and striking out for the open road. There was a lot of stress and bickering happening between my siblings and mother and father and I just wanted to go. In my 60s, I live by choice alone in a van. It is my home on wheels, my sanctuary, my peaceful place. I don’t have to deal with the cacophony of the outside world very much at all. When I think back to my fire engine trip as a four-year-old I smile, imagining telling him that the day was coming that he would have The means and ability to create space and peace for himself.
Absolutely resonates with me. The loneliness is impossible to deal with sometimes. I go in to a public place and talk to people but rarely do I feel like they are reciprocating the level of empathy and compassion that I am giving to them
@@nathanhardman7143 🙏🏽
This is so accurate. ❤ i found connections in nature and with animals… reclusive. The purpose is huge to me now. I had to realize the people find me while I’m living in my purpose and I am not starving for that connection so much that I hold on to the people who come through my life to connect with me… i give myself to the purpose and i feed my needs for connection through my purpose. I commune with my higher self to strengthen my purpose by being alone in nature and by being a servant for change in the way we treat animals, nature, and that strengthens my fortitude in being the kind of person who treats everyone with respect and compassion especially when they are being hurtful to me and others. I treat everyone with respect and compassion especially myself. I don’t let people hurt me like i used to but i also don’t let that change me and turn my love and service into hate and anger.
@@Suboptimalconditions 🤍🤍🤍
Thank you! It was fabulous. I was the black sheep. I moved 3000 miles to get away from it but I did so with my narcissistic husband lol Eventually I woke up and my healing journey began. I realize now that Im a Sigma Empath I have superpowers. I feel in control now, it feels good.
Much Gratitude Vital You’re spot on! My childhood and the constant danger my life was in created me from the womb. It drives my purpose, empathy and compassion. Without it because of the world my parents exposed me to the thought of becoming a dark triad remains in my head. The twist in it is being in that world it’s been easier for me to self regulate. Everything you spoke of has been utilized on my healing journey nature, animals, reading, writing and self care. Grateful you have this channel/podcast.
@@TheEducatedTrophyWife2 🤍🤍🤍
I knew I wasn't wanted as a child. My grandmother informed me of that. I also was talking to 'spirit' before grade school, and in grade school and got punished. This was in the 1950s. In the 70s, I was taught sensitives are Lighthouses. As a child I created an imaginary family. My family hated me, but when they were dying they came to me. I knew I was different. As I am reviewing my life, I can see the roads that I traveled were fated and for me how to act as a Lighthouse. You defined great points in your video. I will share this. I wish you luck. I'm on a similar road, but I 'm not here about me. Best of luck.
Childhood trauma , I became sickly as a child.
Yes the blacksheep and scapegoat too.
Seeking God at a very tender age. Seeking peace, later I learnt to pray and meditation is what helps me.
@@carolcollins3108 ❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹
Amen
I often say, “I grew up in a den of psychopaths/narcissists” I am the black sheep and it took me a long time to understand that I in fact survived and shone a light on their ugly behavior. I feel grateful for the Internet and people like Germaine who are here to lead, inform and coach. I appreciate his content, I feel less alone knowing there are others.
Has this ever happened to you? Once I was in line, there were two ppl in front of me and I could not see the receptionist. I felt a wave of profound sadness, so much so, that my cheeks flushed and warm tears fell. I thought… what is happening? When it was my turn to interface with the receptionist I knew it was her sadness. I quietly asked if she was okay. She began to cry and quietly shared her bi-polar was in full force. We chatted a bit, there was no one behind me. Sometimes ppl just need to know they are not alone, that they are seen, they are valued, appreciated and loved. No one is perfect, we are all made to have this human experience.
The example above is rare for me. I find that I isolate and avoid busy places when I can. I live in New York so I pretend to be a New Yorker and don’t acknowledge or talk to people usually. It’s safer. After all, our light attracts darkness.
I once heard, “Empathy without boundaries is self-destruction.” I argue that If the ppl in this world were kinder, we wouldn’t need boundaries.
Peace, Love and Kindness to all. And please remember… this world is a better place with you in it.
Yes, I feel others emotions. I finally learned to shield myself in public, but it's not always successful. That's why I hate going out. It's exhausting.
Thank you for articulating what I've been feeling my entire life. Thank you so much.
@@kenleyambroise 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I am glad that I found your rant :) It resonates a lot and I have always felt like an outsider. Thought it was me, that I had a problem. I felt so alone for so long and still do, but I have found peace in that. Since a very short while I am slowly opening up to new connections, but the race of people, they are just not my kind haha. I would love to connect with empaths though.
You hit the target 🎯 with this video. I understood every word and it brought tears to my
to my eyes how relatable it was. You don’t seem to fit in / tribe is spread out and you are
attacked by narcissist.
Finding my tribe now which is great
Seeing the red flags and setting boundaries for the polar opposite ones
Empaths are the light bearers and are here at this time on the planet to create change
Through love and empathy
Great video 💜💯🦋🙌🏽🙏🏽😊
I’ve ALWAYS felt homesick! The exception was the 17 years I was married to my husband. When he left me for an affair partner, I was absolutely bereft, gutted. Homesickness returned and today, 12 years later, it is still there, deep, deep in my soul. My childhood was traumatic for me, but my siblings didn’t see, hear, or feel what I did. I wasn’t the black sheep, but I felt separated from everything and everyone. I was a very traditionally pretty, popular girl and was bombarded with people. I had no ability to create healthy boundaries. Today, I’m an old lady. I prefer to be isolated. I’m still homesick, but I know who I am. I have made a significant spiritual connection. I do private tarot and pendulum work. I’m glad I found your channel! ♥️
Thank you for sharing with me. I sense a lot if similarities. ❤️
Hello everyone! You are so spot on. This is so difficult at times. I’ve been asking where are the other people like me that want real community and relationships. I have no idea how you showed up on my TH-cam feed. Divine intervention for sure.
@@NaPFlow 🤍🤍🤍
this light within is ourness.
@@PaulWSmith-yn7ym OURness 🤍🤍🤍
This made me cry for real when you got to the horses because I meet one horse in my life and felt a connection with such a beautiful animal. I love animals because there was indeed great trauma as a child. So much that I don’t even remember it all. Sometimes I look at my childhood pictures and I’m trying to figure out what happened to her because it’s like chunks I don’t recall. Sometimes I think it was that bad that I blocked things out so early in life. Childhood was a blur. I alienated myself early on from those in my own house to cope with everything.
@@correenmills3377 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Yes,yes,and yes! I'm not sure I have a purpose or if I have a strategy. I do try to harvest as much joy from just being around other humans. At work, grocery shopping, talking with people at the dog park... . As a matter of fact, my dog and cat are probably how I cope.
Multiple trauma and yes I tried to keep the peace and than I got busy with self defence. Often tired and need alone time
This is really good. Your work is so needed! Being an empath has gotten me hurt a few times than I’d like to admit however once I figured certain things the other side of that has always been amazing! I want to remain smart, prayed and discerned up throughout life! We guna be alright!!
We gonna be alright indeed
YES to pretty much everything you stated....scapegoated, ostracized, abused, disowned and molded into a pick-me doormat. Through this journey I remind myself that I am built for this and my existence is not a mistake. Life's lessons happened for my greatest good and not to be the doormat of this world. I can only control me & my actions/words, and being emotionally intelligent is a superpower! I don't believe in always be happy or positive because it's an impossible ideal. I acknowledge my feelings and then I let them go, bexause anything else is suppression.
@@aprilrochellebryant8451 🥲🥲🥲
Yes, thank you for articulating this feeling. I felt a deep lack of authentic connection from others...
@@TApple-hp7kx 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you for these videos. It is reassuring to know that I am not the only weird, hermit, black sheep that doesn’t fit in. I am an introvert and an Empath. I also had childhood trauma. My mother passed away when I was a small child, my father had ptsd from WW11, and I had a Narc stepmother, who emotionally abused me.
@@marthabodhi 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I was the golden child because of talent which made me not fit in anywhere. I became the black sheep when I left home FOR leaving home and making my own way. I stopped all my singing and did yoga 12 hrs per day every day and therapy to get over the malignant narcissism of my sister and father. Being different has never been allowed. I haven’t fit in anywhere. I no longer have contact with anyone in my family. The system is so dysfunctional in my family so I’m pretty much Gods child only.
I totally resonate with with all the signs in this message.
Yes, I have always been the black sheep in my family.
Thank you for sharing this powerful message. 🕊✝️🕊
I love being walking in nature and I love horses and pet's.
I been working on me to find out who I am and my reason of being here, because I never felt like I belong here on earth. 🕊✨️🕊
@@cecilb.brooks2739 🤍🤍🤍
I am definitely the black sheep. Never fit in as a child. A teenage. An adult. A middle-aged adult. I will never fit in. I have accepted it. I have been "uplifted" by this message. I will show up for that meeting with other empaths. Many thanks!
When I was younger, divorce started my therapy to recovery. Like others, I noticed that I didn't fit in that current dynamic. Once I separated from my father, I began to live and enjoy life. He considered it a family norm. I began standing up for myself and etc.
@@izzarcooper6686 congrats
100% related, need to find a purpose, in existence, and end goal.
Childhood trauma ✔️ hyper vigilance due to unpredictable cold mother who was herself traumatized. Thank you for this my brother!
@@reblord5544 ❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹
❤Chilhood trauma- being raised by Malignant Pyschopath Narcissists. I'm still raising myself-46 yrs old.
Facts same here
Me too !!
I’m 56 🙏🌸💜
Yup! ❤
58 me !
Thank you
@@wildflow8r 🤍
Thank you. I appreciate it hearing that. I have suffered childhood trauma of abandonment by my father then my mother became an alcoholic because he left her with four rambunctious children. I agree with you and it's been a long journey. I suffered assault from my son-in-law my only child daughter's husband and my daughter did not stick up for me or help me. I've been called passive-aggressive which I don't agree with. It's funny how people label you when you are speaking your truth. I appreciate you
I indeed had a traumatic childhood. I don't believe our souls are from somewhere else but that God was with us though our physical deliverance from our home life never came God instilled empathatic tools within us - to love others through our pain via the tool of being hyper-sensitive to people and the atmosphere of people around us.
Yes, I don't feel a sense of belonging but I know I am loved by Jesus.
. Thanks for clarifying. I instinctively knew that. As I got older. Yes, I had experienced all that. My brother and I were the black sheep of 7 siblings. Yes, I never felt like I belonged on this 🌎 plane. I had a couple of friends who use to say to me. You don't even seem like you belong in your family. True. Nature is huge for keeping me grounded and the animals. Love ❤ and light ✨️ to you.
@@susanfaye4935 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Yes, I was abused as a child. my father had a hard time adjusting to me. He beat me for not quitting school in the 6th grade. I was diagnosed as talented and gifted. Fortunately, he gave me 24 hours to leave his house after my high school graduation and I could send myself to college with several scholarships. I had my first 3 million dollar year in 1975..
Thank you for stating all this so clearly and creating somewhere for us outsiders! I feel like 5% seems too high, I hardly feel I know anyone like me (and I don't even work in Big Business... it took me a looong time to realise that being unable to deal with such an environment was not some massive failing). I felt your pain about the Narcissistic Person - I recently met someone that I thought was like us because he talked the talk but months down the line I realised he never really cared what I thought at all, just dumps his trauma on me and runs, it was indeed so crushing. But it's been a wake-up call about my own behaviour and reactions in the past and future. Hang in there all
Lol....I truly thought as a child I was adopted because everyone was so different in family.
@@gigip.5709 😂👏
Hello 👋🏾 everyone…my name is Charmaine and i’m a fellow Empath…Ahhhh… this video was a breath of fresh air. 🌬️To finally have a meeting spot of human beings such as yourself even if it’s in the comment section of this great gentleman’s video is the closet I have been in proximity to anyone who is remotely like me. Like many of you. I have a story to tell and I will. One day… it is very powerful like many of your stories and I know I will be able to help millions of people by telling it one day. Hang in there everyone! stay strong!💪🏾 stay positive! know that you are not alone.❤
@@GoddessEnergy333 🤍🤍🤍
I have so few memories of my childhood before the age of 10. And the few memories that I do have are not 'happy'. Just random memories that stuck, but have nothing to do with my actual home life. To this day I do wonder what in the hell did I block out!!! But I do remember realizing by 5 or 6 that I could not rely on my parents. They weren't bad people, but they did not have the mental, verbal, and emotional intelligence to be parents. I could see it even as a child, and I knew without knowing how I knew, that what they were doing was not always the correct way. Many times I did voice my opinion. Which probably bugged them to hear me say the things that I said, but I felt like someone needed to correct them. Years later I remember an aunt mentioning it. She said that she could not believe the things that I said to them sometimes. I was never rude or obnoxious, just firmly pointing out the obvious. Or questioning their methods while offering solutions. My parents would then wonder out loud why I was like "this", or why I was so "old". Deflecting from my words and the problem. With maturity (teen years), I just let things be. Because I realized that it would be a struggle for them to change. I also realized I had to create boundaries within reason, and take them as they were, not the potential I could see. My mother recently passed, but even just before her passing she would lament me as her child. She was proud of me in her own way, but extremely toxic as well.😟 I couldn't win. From the moment I arrived she let me know I was not like them. She would tell me stories about myself even as young as an infant! Events that still puzzled her. She could not understand why I was so different, while my siblings and the grandchildren were like them. I recognize that I am different from most. I don't feel different, I am just me, but I get it. All I needed was genuine acceptance from her. I would have taken care of the rest. Thankfully my father while perplexed at times, is definitely more open minded and more accepting towards my off the beaten path way of being. Sometimes he even gets a kick out of it. :) In my personal life I have an extremely small circle. I check in every now and then to let them know that I care, but overall I just need me, my thoughts, the ability to research endlessly about whatever I want to know (I love new information), nature🌳🌿, and the spiritual support from the universes. Isolation can be extremely soothing and rather addictive.
I can do relate. 😇
This was so deep and so very true. I just started childhood trauma therapy which makes this information even more real. #Subscribed! 🙏🏽❤️
@@TryLuv2 THANK YOU
Hello…….My childhood trauma. 1. I was picked on bulled bc I’m by darker skin kids, as I’m Light Skin. I never thought I was cute……but this is what they would say: you think you are cute don’t you San🤷🏼♀️that was their feeling not mine. 2. My Mom had me thinking my siblings Father was my Father…….I asked her several times and she would continue to say yes. However, one of my (sisters) younger kept telling me I was not their real sister, bc I didn’t look like them 😢About 5 years later there was a Hispanic looking man in my house……without any warning my Mom says this is your Dad Marvin😳. I ran out my back door crying. My Dads father was White🤷🏼♀️. This is why I looked different. Then I found out had had 4 other siblings that look like me. I feel lonely to this day at times. I have 2 horses now. The one that gave me comfort Rusty died in 2017. Sorry this was so long😮
@@sandytx7661 💔❤️🩹🤍
Big hugs to you!! ❤
You are lovely . Thankyou for sharing this !!
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@@pkp6791Thank you. May GOD bless you and your family🙏🏼♥️
@@Amber-b3gAwwww, thank you. GOD Bless🙏🏼♥️
As an infj, an empath high IQ, a sigma female and an aquarius raised by a psychopathic narcissistic mother and an alcoholic psychopathic father I couldn't possibly be any more different than any other living human being. It's been so hard for me from the age of 2 years old. I've had to be a loner my entire life😢 still don't understand why I had to come to this planet in the first placev
Yes yes and yes. From the planet Empatheroid 😊
I love that!
@monica5778 Thank you! Stay strong❣️
Yes to All of the ABOVE ... Peace and Love to you and All 😘💕💗
@@trishward1813 ❤️
It is indeed very lonely on this earth.. I’m fortunate enough to have my daughter as one also which makes life bearable.. ❤
@@P1nkNova 🤍
Horrible childhood. Was always aware I was different. Only at 70 do I understand my childhood, bad narcissistic marriages. I found Jesus Christ. He is my lord and savior and lead me through alcohol and drugs. 2 years free and sober. Married to a surgeon. Living authentically but so very painful to step into my heartfelt life. When you awaken it is so very beautiful but oh so painful. Find your source and return to that whatever form it takes. ✝️
Omg exactly can relate. Consciousness is very painful. ❤️
if more people read the ebook Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki, the way we understand attraction would transform overnight
where can I find it? Please send the link. Thank you.
@@beverleyreid563 just copy snd paste it yo a browser snd it should show you where to get it.
You are Takeshi Mizuki and I claim my £50
We see things from that upside up angle I mean having a healing gift Ngaka we were named Mthimkhulu a big Tree medicine. ...we see all of them their toxicity and nassisism etc.
To answer your question. I cope by being a remedial massage therapist. I work for myself from home. This is my hobby, not my main source of income, so I'm free to bring my time and intuitive skills to good use. I'm rewarded with meaningful connections and deep conversations with repeat clients as we work to discover the source of and relieve their pain and their stress. No small talk.
@@sueshallard-wn7hx 👏👏👏
Childhood trauma was part of it. We learned later that we had a calling a gift of being a Ngaka-Inyanga or healer shaman in your world. Blackship is what we are we have turned it around. We are the sheep amongst wolves.
13:25 why do the world need Empaths. I definitely need to talk to you and I feel and know you and I know you can feel me to. Powerful
yes I can resonate my mother was narcissist with bad mental health she was so jealous of me and myself and younger half brother had to go into fostercare were we both sexually abused I am on a healing journey after a spiritual awakening want to break cycles
@@jackiemonroe2174 break cycles 🤍
Hugs dear one 🙏🌸💜
I think I just found my tribe! ❤
💚💚💚🖤🖤🖤💞💥💐 Thank You MORE!
@@aimajeffresswood8702 🙏🏽
Thankyou for your words everything totally resonates, I came back from that dark place
Yes, abused as a child; yes, blk sheep; yes, introverted; I survive because, I see these abilities as gifts, therefore empaths are in the position to greatly assist others, although it would be nice if it were reciprocated. We can’t feel sorry for ourselves, we have to suck it up and do Gods work; we don’t need the world, as much as the world actually needs us. Identity how you will use Gods gifts to assist others, and keep your focus there. You will feel empowered , appreciated, and life, less difficult ❤
As a child I would sit at the top of the stairs with my parents downstairs sitting in front of the tell a vision. I would look up to heaven and say “don’t they know that there’s so much more than this?”
Also even recently since I have become less of a compliant people pleaser and more introverted with boundaries I would say “you put me on the wrong planet !! I don’t fit in and I don’t belong here !!”
I spent many years with flashbacks of child abuse.
My healing journey has become more rewarding. I have a partner. We get each other . He is loving and supportive. I spent many years working and travelling around Australia as a midwife. Alone. I had no next of kin. I used to make up a name and number. I am no contact with my family who are in England.
I have to stop myself from being open and friendly when I go out of the house!! 😂 because I attract narcissists and weirdos who love to energetically jump into my field and feed off my energy. I have an invocation to cast them out.
I LOVE animals . I have two furries 🐈⬛🐈⬛
Thankyou Vital for the depth of your rant !!🙏🌸💜
@@Amber-b3g great share. Thank YOU
Thank you!! I resonate with everything you spoke about.
Not only am I an empath but I'm also autistic. My life has been hell.
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I was unaware that I was the black sheep as a child
I gravitated and attracted other Black sheeps as friends, none of us thought we were outsiders as teenagers
I also believe that where the world is going our time for empaths, the unconventional, introverts is on the rise. I think the extroverts are going to be taking a seat or sat down if you will, as the future of humanity is shifting. Perhaps it’s no mistake that there’s very few of us. I don’t think that any of this was by chance. The growth was critical perhaps leading to this very pivotal point.
I try to understand that aspect of myself being a empath, it seems like it’s my fate to not have genuine relationships. I allow people to poor into me and it’s not reciprocated, that has a deep affect on me
@@laquitamarie it’s exhausting! Take my upcoming webinar, in big part about setting BOUNDARIES: CLAIMING YOUR EMPATH POWER: www.eventbrite.com/e/claiming-your-empath-power-registration-1126489322889?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl
I refuse to accept that we can't find genuine relationships. I'm currently alone now but I am working on getting out into the world to allow the right people to find me. I'm trying to surrender to the flow of the universe and see what happens
I am definitely the black sheep of the family. My mom is a narcissist. I believe my mom got pregnant with me in an attempt to keep my dad around it didn't work and I for 18 years was a pawn in a game that I wasn't participating in.
I was the black sheep my stepfather was a narcissist my moma should've left him before she got sick
Unfortunately yes. I also have childhood trauma. 😔
@@blackeneddove ❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹
yes, in "layers"... heres one: my mom is a "brittle diabetic", she has Type I Diabetes . When i was growing up, from a very young age, i would see my mom go into insulin (low blood sugar) reactions...and sometimes these insulin reactions would become combative with a rage... when these would happen I was scared of my mom... she looked like a monster...not my mom. one night, i awoke to her slapping me in the face.... thankfully my dad was in the other room...he heard my screaming for his help
I was born into a narc family. I was abused as a child as well. But i knew i was in the wrong Family they were so toxic and shady i cut them off when I was 19yo. They still talk shit behind my back. But I can careless kuz they all cowards losers. I love my Peace now. 🤗
@@Indigenious.Kopper.Goddess PEACE 🤍
Rant was on point. I describe myself this way as an empath and HSP. I have lots of childhood poverty divorce event trauma. Hubby of 30 yrs does not, he’s very energy sensitive almost hermit-like. We created environment for our four children far from poverty however I know some of my parenting still had that trauma rub off on them. Now two them would consider themselves a black sheep. Their trauma was more emotional neglect ( I passed that on). Here’s my point, I consider all 6 of us empaths to some degree or another sometime social but introverts, HSP all very sensitive to others energy. Is it possible they are all that way genetically? 🤔Everyone still lives at home, quietly in their own room content and peaceful…. I think I created a family of loving weirdos (who actually don’t give a flying F if people think that)😂
@@lin_ezedon thank you
@ do you think being an empath from one generation to next can be genetic??
reading the ebook Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki could completely shift how you see and apply the principles of attraction
they overlook ebooks like Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki because its insights on attraction challenge conventional thinking
A life of suffering is never worth it for any "divine plan"!
By the the way, anybody else wondering why the random Panda bear placement?
If not, you should ask him what's the significance!
#despicable
no one talks about the ebook Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki because its take on attraction is too raw and real for most to handle
Hi! Big thanks for the work you do. I’m curious, have you considered the relationship between empaths and addicts? Especially the experience of the recovering addict. Idk if you’ve ever been to Al anon meetings or any 12 step meetings.
@@SarahKZineb I did a podcast about addiction. Check it out it might answer your questions. Thanks for the vulnerability 🤍
At 69 yo, I ve found from personal experiences....that the multiple traumas actually have made me multidimensional/ more than the empath, so sometimes I now put the empath aside when I sense a boundary is needed. Ha...practice boundaries as a tool to self differentiation.....I live alone and have felt lonely but no longer...the love I craved was my own so I have been the parent and friend to myself. The only thing I miss sometimes is a hug or touch...:)
the truth about attraction in the ebook Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki is so powerful that most people don’t know what to do with it
I think that the 5 to 20% statistic for people who are true empaths is way overestimated. True empaths actually shine. I suspect that the statistic includes those who are not true empaths but those who have high empathy. There is a difference that most people, except probably true empaths, could not differentiate. But if I could I wave take my magic wand and gift more people with more empathy and integrity.
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Please have a convention 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@Key-Key444 😂
God give his hardest battles to his strongest soldiers. No one else can do it. That is why. It is destiny.
@@reginad.2860 🙏🏽
I’m part of that 5% 13:25
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Plane-t.
@@tiredironrepair 🤍