We never fully associate ourselves with anybody else. There is always a big difference between you and another similar individual. As a result of this, our sense of empathy isn't exact. We try to visualise and assume what others are feeling, but these are just suppositions that we will never know for sure unless we have gone through the exact same situation ourselves.
I feel that the more we feel we are superior to others, the less likely we are to link ourselves to somebody else. Consequently, as we are not identifying ourselves with them, we cannot be the utmost empathetic. To be the utmost empathic, we need to not see others as inferior to us. Everybody needs to be equal, and no one can be isolated or singled out.
If you are constantly judging and criticising people, you probably believe you are better than others and try to scout out people who might be taking that title from you. Some people are just ignorant. However, some see these inferior individuals and pick on them as a way to gain some kind of social supremacy. To be frank, they are just making their huge ego even bigger.
Be that as it may, the fact that you believe others are inferior disregards any defensive argument, you cannot truly understand what someone feels if you cannot be on a level playing field and empathise with them. The more somebody thinks others are inferior and they are superior the less understanding and empathy is present.
I accept from the viewpoint of pride in one's self is justified. He does not face the same egotism that you get from the other perspective of the collective; only his prise is egotism. I figure that we usually endeavour to lift ourselves up and attempt to cover our blemishes in any capacity conceivable.
His confidence is significantly higher than the regard the collective gives him; thusly, living up to their desires is mortifying to him. He sees self-abasement as he is humble while the collective considers it to be being honest.
Integrity is something which is regarded by one's self and the majority. Be that as it may, the individual trusts he is a man of integrity by satisfying a high expectation of himself while the collective believes he's honest by humbling himself. Now and again we have to see things from an outside factor as we generally endeavour to over think and skew things.
