What is an Empathic Breach? A Picture’s Worth a Thousand Words.

By superadmin | Published: June 27, 2014

 I’m too beautiful to feel your pain.

 

I'm too beautiful to feel your pain

              Nobody can feel your pain like me.

 

Nobody feels your pain like me

   I can almost feel your pain.

 

I can almost feel your pain

 

 You make me ache in places I never felt before.

 

You make me ache in places I never knew I had inside me

Now what are you complaining about!?

 

Now what're you bithching about

How interesting. Tell me more.

 

How interesting, tell me more.

This poor kid needs attention.

 

Boy does this poor kid need attention

Grandfatherly empathy.

 

Just the right touch from gradpop

Are you for real?

 

Are you for real

I can’t bear to see you like this.

 

I can't bear to see you like this.

  I know you’re going crazy right now!

 

Oh, you must be going crazy right now

 

  That’s the weirdest fucking thing I ever heard!

 

That's the wierdest fucking thing I ever heard

 

Empathy for the Common Man at No. 10 Downing Street

Obama                                                      Cameron

Obama handshake at # 10 Downing    Cameron handshake at No 10 Downing

Which of the above do you empathize with?

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