Quotes About Empathy

Part of loving successfully is learning what says "I love you" to those in our lives. — Jenni Davenport

If, however, we make our needs and desires known in the form of a request, we are giving guidance, not ultimatums.

responses from a loving heart diffuse the most explosive situations. — Jeanette Gardner Littleton

although life happens and tragedies ensue, love has the ability to adapt. Somehow love is flexible and strong enough to step up to the challenges it faces. When we encounter distressing situations, love has a deep reservoir we may not see but we can still draw from.

Because He pours His love into us, we can love others. — Margie Christenson

El perdón es el camino del amor.

When we find an open door, we should hold it open for someone else to find! — Eva Juliuson —

Love means thinking of what might please someone else. — Betty Ost-Everley

Love takes the extra time and trouble to give others the courtesy of an explanation. — Janet Graham —

Love is the most powerful weapon for good in the world.

Giving is sometimes sweeter and purer when no card or signature is included. — Diane Buller —

Always be humble and gentle. Be patient with each other, making allowance for each other's faults because of your love. —Ephesians 4:2

If you are kind only to your friends, how are you different from anyone else? Even pagans do that. —Matthew 5:47

Can you make allowances for someone's faults because of your love? — Francine Duckworth

My goal is to discover your thoughts and feelings. My objective is not to defend myself or to set you straight. It is to understand you.

aliento requiere empatía y ver el mundo desde la perspectiva de tu cónyuge. Primero, debemos saber lo que

rescue the drowning. Love dives in. — Debbie Burgett —

Entering someone else's world is sometimes awkward, but the results can be eternal. — Sharron K. Cosby —

Researchers are concerned that when screen time goes up, empathy goes down. Kids are exposed to violence in video games, which can desensitize them to pain in others, bullying, and acts of violence.

Love isn't about getting everything you want and need and making sure you always feel happy. Love is a choice to meet someone else's needs, to sacrifice for another, to want what's best for the other—even when it's hard.

Sometimes the best way to forget our own difficulties is to reach out and bless someone else. — Linda Jett —

If I choose justice and seek to pay my spouse back or make her pay for her wrongdoing, I am making myself the judge and her the felon. Intimacy becomes impossible. If, however, I choose to forgive, intimacy can be restored. Forgiveness is the way of love.

You cannot force someone to accept an expression of love. You can only offer it. If it is not accepted, you must respect the other person's decision.

Share each other's burdens, and in this way obey the law of Christ. —Galatians 6:2