I can’t help but put myself in other’s shoes, and that can be a huge burden for me. It’s almost as if I had the gift or curse of feeling what others feel, their anxieties, insecurities, pain, unease, sadness, etc. It’s the case with all sentient beings, and of course by that I mean animals as well. It’s also the main reason why I’ve decided to give up the consumption of animal products. I’m sensitive to other’s suffering and I constantly try to avoid it at all cost. This means that I try to mediate when I feel that a conversation turns awkward for somebody, defend the underdog, or that I try to anticipate negative reactions and put people at ease when I feel that it’s necessary. Sometimes I wish I that I didn’t have this sensitivity because it would make my life much easier, but I suppose it’s what people call emotional intelligence, so I made peace with it.
If you put those 2 words together, I’m an empathetic bitch. I may be sensitive and cute by trying to always make people happy, but I can also be a bitch when I’m rubbed the wrong way or when I feel that someone tries to take advantage of me. I smile most of the time, but beware when I get serious. I can be a master manipulator and spot manipulation attempts from miles away. If I don’t say anything, it’s because I’m OK with it. Certain experiences in life just make you more aware of things, and I’m using this gift to my advantage. Thankfully I don't have to be bitch very often =)
@futurethinkerI will start with the word kind. He’s always trying to help new Steemians get off their feet, and therefore earns the role of superhero in our 
The second word is stranger. He’s the oldest Steemit friend I have since I’ve joined this platform in October 2017, yet he’s the only person I know nearly nothing about. Sometimes it’s frustrating, and makes me wonder why I bother to even try and learn more about him, because a friendship (even an online one) is supposed to be a 2 way street, but at the same time, I’m always impressed by his willingness to improve the lives of new Steemians, so I can forgive his elusive nature =).
@maverickinvictusThe first word to describe him would be sensitive, which is why I like him so much. He’s not afraid to show his true feelings and vulnerabilities, and that is something I admire in a man. He’s open and honest about who he is, and that is a quality I applaud and look up to because it takes courage.
The second word would be humor. One personality trait everyone should have is a sense of humor, and even though he may be shy at times, his witty nature transpires from time to time. Life is all about not taking oneself too seriously, and even though life sucks sometimes, it’s important to be able to laugh about it.
2 words are not sufficient to describe a person in my opinion, but it’s a good start. I’m nominating 
Actually, I'm going to break this rule and also nominate 
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