Most likely to have high empathy, but low sympathy ~ Sakinorva Databank

Most likely to have high empathy, but low sympathy

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Philosophy, Psychology, and Social Sciences

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ennea

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socio

psyche

ISFJ 1

INTJ 1

ESFP 1

6w7 1

1wb 1

1w9 1

sx/so 1

SEE 1

ESI 1

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	Jacobus INFJ 4w5 EIE 2020/06/11 (Thu) 19:05:19 #8271
	this is a completely semantic argument but you seem to be the one who has it backwards, and the links you provided even seem to agree with me: "Sympathy and empathy are closely related words, bound by shared origins and the similar circumstances in which each is applicable, yet they are not synonymous. For one thing, sympathy is considerably older than empathy, having existed in our language for several hundred years before its cousin was introduced, and its greater age is reflected in a wider breadth of meaning. Sympathy may refer to "feelings of loyalty" or "unity or harmony in action or effect," meanings not shared by empathy. In the contexts where the two words do overlap, sympathy implies sharing (or having the capacity to share) the feelings of another, while empathy tends to be used to mean imagining, or having the capacity to imagine, feelings that one does not actually have."

Editing post #8271 by Jacobus this is a completely semantic argument but you seem to be the one who has it backwards, and the links you provided even seem to agree with me:<br>"Sympathy and empathy are closely related words, bound by shared origins and the similar circumstances in which each is applicable, yet they are not synonymous. For one thing, sympathy is considerably older than empathy, having existed in our language for several hundred years before its cousin was introduced, and its greater age is reflected in a wider breadth of meaning. Sympathy may refer to "feelings of loyalty" or "unity or harmony in action or effect," meanings not shared by empathy. In the contexts where the two words do overlap, sympathy implies sharing (or having the capacity to share) the feelings of another, while empathy tends to be used to mean imagining, or having the capacity to imagine, feelings that one does not actually have."
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	Tman INTP 5w4/1w9/4w5 Sx/Sp ILI 2020/06/11 (Thu) 17:43:59 #8268
	In response to post #8267. I think you mixing up empathy and sympathy. Sympathy is your ability to relate to understand peoples feelings, regardless of whether or not you relate to them or feel them yourself. Empathy is your ability to feel other people's feelings as if they were your own. What you've described is someone who has high sympathy, but lower empathy. Empathy: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/empathy Sympathy: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sympathy

Editing post #8268 by Tman I think you mixing up empathy and sympathy. Sympathy is your ability to relate to understand peoples feelings, regardless of whether or not you relate to them or feel them yourself. Empathy is your ability to feel other people's feelings as if they were your own. What you've described is someone who has high sympathy, but lower empathy. <br><br>Empathy: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/empathy<br><br>Sympathy: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sympathy
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date	username	vote
21/11/04 21:06	bostonma	NTJ
20/06/14 04:05	TheEstranged	ISTJ
20/06/11 17:30	Jacobus	FJ

date	username	vote
22/08/18 20:11	bostonma	INTJ
20/06/14 04:05	TheEstranged	ISFJ
20/06/11 14:55	Tman	ESFP

date	username	vote
20/06/14 04:05	TheEstranged	1w9
20/06/11 17:30	Jacobus	1wb
20/06/16 21:12	Tman	6w7

date	username	vote
20/06/11 14:55	Tman	sx/so

date	username	vote
20/06/11 14:54	Tman	628

date	username	vote
20/06/14 04:05	TheEstranged	ESI
20/06/11 14:54	Tman	SEE

	bostonma Intj 2022/08/18 (Thu) 20:10:45 #8903
	I voted NTJ because they can help you irl. Now, in facebook, someone with high empathy is probably ISFP.

Editing post #8903 by bostonma I voted NTJ because they can help you irl. Now, in facebook, someone with high empathy is probably ISFP.
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	Tman INTP 5w4/1w9/4w5 Sx/Sp ILI 2020/06/15 (Mon) 19:40:30 #8296
	In response to post #8271. It's useless to claim that someone's "being semantic" when what there really doing is clearly a self evidently semantic disagreement. Obviously I'm dealing with the ways in which they do not overlap.

Editing post #8296 by Tman It's useless to claim that someone's "being semantic" when what there really doing is clearly a self evidently semantic disagreement. Obviously I'm dealing with the ways in which they do not overlap.
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2020/06/12 (Fri) 23:16:32 #8283
	I noticed that with the new function test, I get a lot duplicate entries submitted too... I don’t know what’s causing that but I can probably just add a 15 second spam filter or something to prevent it (later)

Editing post #8283 by strawberry crisis I noticed that with the new function test, I get a lot duplicate entries submitted too... I don’t know what’s causing that but I can probably just add a 15 second spam filter or something to prevent it (later)
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	Jacobus INFJ 4w5 EIE 2020/06/11 (Thu) 17:30:21 #8267
	why ESFP? FJ 1 makes more sense to me. "I understand why you're hurting, but you need to work through it yourself."

Editing post #8267 by Jacobus why ESFP? FJ 1 makes more sense to me. "I understand why you're hurting, but you need to work through it yourself."
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