"empathy entails being able to experience others' experiences without "actually" experiencing it simultaneously", I love this so much. Every single person on the earth is struggling with something, some just hide it better than others, and it doesn't hurt to just be nice to everybody. I also love that you tackle a very important trait that most of us should possess. It's like that scene from Inside Out where joy would constantly try to cheer up sadness, which doesn't really work all the time. Sometimes it's fine to feel sad than to pretend you're not. Super awesome read!
RE: How Empathy Can ~Drastically~ Change the World | One of the Hardest Lessons an Extrovert Could Learn | Contest # 54 Entry