Tell us about a time when you felt out of place.
I’d honestly, have to say pretty much since consciousness.
Being an empath and a male is very difficult and challenging. You’re different than most men in the world and you feel it and you’re different than most people in general.
You feel what they feel and they get freaked out by it and they push you away. What’s worse is at the time there was no term for what this was and I just thought I was going nuts.
I’ve always wanted to fit in and be like everybody else, but I realized that it will never happen. So instead, I’ll happily be myself and those that want to be in my orbit will be nearby and the rest can be by the wayside.
I’m happy being me even if I am weird, different, odd, eccentric, gauche, etc. It’s taking me 52+ years to get to this point and I am not ever going backwards.
Ergo, being/feeling out of place is OK because some of us I’ve always been there. As always, thank you for reading…
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Anthony’s Crazy Love and Life Lessons in Empathy 
You’ve said some things that actually make sense of why I tend to be avoided on a personal level… it’s making a couple of my personal puzzle pieces fit together better… hmmmmm… hugs
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Aww thank you my friend that’s. Err kind to say. 😊😊
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It’s always “OK” to be yourself. And that’s taken me 52 years as well to figure that one out.😁😂
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Great minds think alike 😊
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Great share, nice to see you accepting that your not like everyone else.
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Nice write up, Being you is the best and expensive part of lifestyle they can never be.
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Thank you for say my so. 😊
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Reaching that point is so relieving! Yayy!!
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Yes!! 😀😀
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Be yourself and stay happy 😊
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I always am I can’t be anything less than who I am at this point and I don’t fight it anymore. I’m not for everybody and that that’s OK. 😊
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Nice one my audacious Anthony. Emotions well conveyed
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Thank you 😊
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Well said, Tony!
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Thank you Missy 😊
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You’re Welcome
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The world needs more empaths like you
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Aww thank you 😊
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I’m an empath too. The emotions I feel can be confusing like which is genuine empath emotions and what is triggered by menopausal hormones?
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For me, I pick up on other people’s emotions and I have since I was about five. I never knew what it was or why it was and no one ever gave me an explanation cause no one else was like me except my aunt so all my life I wondered why I was so different until about 15 years ago in the term path finally came out and became widely accepted.
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It’s so freeing when we finally decide it’s okay to be weirdly ourself. I think you are a wonderful person and it shows in your writings my dear friend. Hugs to you and please don’t ever change. Stay uniquely you.
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I promise I’ll always say the weird odd person that I am I can’t be anybody else.
And thank you it’s very kind of you to say. 😊
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I’m glad.
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