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LadyCReturns

11/21/2007 3:04 pm
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For those who have the discipline to eke me out.

There's something beautiful about this image isn't there?

Is it the writing? Is it the movies? Is it Anthony Hopkins? Is it that thing, that no-one can put their finger on but everyone wants to be? Who doesn't want to be the educated gentleman killer of the boorish? That was always the justification for murder - Westerners could never find such justified arousal from someone who killed the innocent.

I remember someone talking about being an 'empath' once. Usually I'll let people have their idiosynchracities unchallenged (whatever gets you through the day) but this person was saying they could tell people 'things about themselves no-one else knew'

Now, a psychic, such as they are, would be able to access stored memory - through body language, understanding human nature or genuine ability.

An Empath however, has to listen day in day out to the emotions of others. It's fucking deafening. And often painful - not something to show off at parties. When the old lady falls over at the station - the empath feels her dignity betrayed, the shame, the context and memory of not being this frail old creature, it feels the gaze of the teenagers who snigger at her skirts on show, it feels the inconvenience of the station master who feels she should be in a home, it feels the manners embroidered in her life to thank those who help, and the bewilderment at those who pass by, feels the damp on her skirt from the puddle, the cold from the concrete. The fear. It feels.

It feels constantly - as people pass, it feels strong emotion - it sees flashes of where they come from, sometimes it laughs out of turn, sometimes it makes you defensive; you know it can see right through you, but has learned to hide that fact. An empath may not be entirely comfortable with who it is.

It can strip you within seconds. Or it can remain uninterested; because an empath cannot identify an emotion it has never felt. Why?

BECAUSE APART FROM STAR TREK THEY DON'T EXIST!

Every human has the capacity to do this. The same as every human has the capacity to be 'psychic'

I can feel others emotions - very acutely. Because I have trained myself to. It's no fucking gift.

Be aware. Americans, when you give thanks - give thanks to your neighbours for three doors each side of your home - By name.

Uk residents - neighbours - not a TV show. People. Who right now are projecting emotions through your home.


Oh yeah - Hannibal. Sexy as hell.

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